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University of California.
Cill^'l- f)K
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE
OF THE
LIBRARY
OF THE
College jlNew Jersey,
ETON.
NEW YORK,
1884.
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X.6^^3
The Cmas. M. Green PRiirrmo Co^
74 AMD 7« BEEKHAN STREET,
MEW YORK.
PREFACE.
The catalogue here presented differs from most others in consisting
only of a list of topics alphabetically arranged. It is not meant to show
whether we have a given author's book, unless under the topic upon which
the book is written. The topic itself is the direct object; and looking there
the student may expect to find titles of all the books, and parts of books,
on that subject, belonging to the library. This index, then, is a sort of
dictionary for many topics; naming the books which contain information
sought; and the figures printed at the right of a title show the alcove and
shelf where the book is located.
The analysis of volumes with a view to discover information not no-
ticed on the title-page has been pushed so far (at least in design) as to
include contributions not less than ten pages in length. It was meant that
a student, sitting in his room, with this catalogue before him, may be
able to determine what books to borrow, almost as if he were in the alcove
where they stand. The wearisome, and often ineffectual search has been
made for him; and the time it took may now be regarded as added to the
length of student-life at Princeton.
In this minute dissection of books, some things have certainly escaped
notice, and some have been misunderstood, from defective intelligence.
Specialists will miss much which they expected from such a plan; and even
the varying taste of readers will sometimes make them regret what is
left out, in comparison with what they find. It must be remembered that
this is a layman's catalogue, while professors are at home in their province.
Errors of judgment are to be expected; but no labor seen to be due has
been shrunk from. This, in fact, explains the long delay in publication.
This analysis, however, has not been extended among periodicals, de-
lightful or important as their contents may be. Poole's Index has already
done this for the literary serials of our century: and the like inestimable
service for science seems incumbent on the Royal Society of London,
whose grand catalogue of matter found in scientific periodicals since 1800,
iv PREFACE.
arranged under the names of the authors, needs only to be arranged un-
der topics like our own.
In executing the plan sketched above, some inconsistencies may prob-
ably be charged on the librarian. It may be thought that many interest-
ing localities are omitted in this alphabet, respecting which information
certainly exists in the library. Crosby Hall, Lincoln's Inn, St. Paul's, the
Tower, and the Abbey are spots of chief interest to every American in
London. St Peter's and the Parthenon are names dear to every cultivated
mind. But as the names of cities to which these belong are familiar to
everybody, it seemed better to bring these together, rather than to sepa-
rate them. Geographical localities alone are recognized in this catalogue;
and this may apologize to the students for placing Harvard College under
Cambridge; and Yale College under New Haven.
It will be lamented by some, that when part of a book is referred to,
the title of the volume from which the extract was drawn should not also
be given, instead of merely naming the alcove and shelf where it stands.
No doubt, that would have made our catalogue useful in other libraries;
but it would have materially increased the cost to us.
A critic of part of this book has suggested that in the case of com-
plicated articles standing under geographic names, as England, France,
the United States, a schedule of the sub- topics should have been given to
facilitate inquiry. It is, indeed, to be regretted that such a feature was
not introduced at the beginning.
Inasmuch as varying phraseology is used by authors treating of the
same topic, embarrassment was often felt in determining the proper word
for a heading. In general, the most modest and familiar language has
been chosen: as Birds, instead of Ornithology, Fossils, rather than Paleon-
ology. Everywhere, usefulness has been preferred to any other quality.
An appendix has been added, of matter overlooked, or acquired mean-
while; and a manuscript appendix has been already begun, in which new
matter will be entered as it may be received. Kept at the desk, this will
enable the student to be always informed of all the library possesses on a
given topic.
The present catalogue represents the contents of sixty thousand bound
volumes, beside pamphlets. Whatever advantage may flow from printing
it, is largely due to the intelligence and fidelity of the assistants em-
ployed. I could scarce have wished for greater.
Princeton, June, i, 1884. FREDERIC VINTON.
INDEX;
OR,
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE
OF THE
Library of the College of New Jersey.
Aachen. See Aix-la-Chapelle.
Abbeoknta^ {pn the Guinea coast of Africa).
— ^Burton (R. F.) Abeokuta and the Camaroons
mountains. An exploration. London,
1863. 2v. p. 8\ X 1.654. II
Abbeys. See Aberconway, Monasteries, West-
minster.
Ste^ als0^ the copious and elegant article (by
Edmund Venables?) in the Bncyclopsedia Brit-
annica, ^ ed., 1875. To the same magazine of
information the student is referred^ once for all,
for instruction additional to what is found else-
where in this library, on the various topics named
in this index.
Abbotsford, (last residence of Sir Walter Scott),
Set Scott, iSir W.)
AbbreTiations, used by the ancients.
— Manuzio (A.) De veterum notarum explana-
tione quae in antiquis monumentis occur-
runt. Venetiis, 1566. 16". 17.1027.26
— Orsato (S.) De notis Romanorum commen-
tarius. 68 pp. 12.778.9
yin Prideaux (H.) Marmora oxoniensia J
— SiGLARiUM romanum sive explicatio notarum
et literarum in marmoribus, etc. [Anon.}
Ex editione Johannis Gerrard. Londini,
1792- 75 pp. 4*. 15.978.10
iBifund with Facdolati (J.) Totius launitatis
lexicon, v. a].
— ^Walther (J. L.) Lexicon diplomaticum, ab-
breviationes syllabarum et vocum . . a
seculo viii ad xvi usque occurrentes expo-
nens. Gottingae. 1745. f*. 17. 1048.3
Abdelkader, or, Abd-el-kader Uled Mahidd^n.
— Berndt (J. C.) Abdelkader, oder drei jahre
einer deutschen untcr den Mauren. Ber-
lin, 1840. 16°. 11.653.25
AWr. A sketch of the military career of Abd-cl-
kader mav be found in Christianas '^Afrique
fran^ae," and in Pulsky's '* Tricolor on the
Atlas.*'
Abelaxd (Pierre), b. 1079. d. 1142.
— BiTTCHER {Dr.) Ueber das werk des P. Abae-
lard: ** Ethica, seu scito te ipsum."
[Goettingen, 1839]. 8 pp. 4". 23.1428
— Cousin (V.) Introduction aux ouvrages in-
6dits d'Ab^lard. 203 pp. 23.1416. 8
[In Ab^lard, (P.) Ouvrages in^dits, public par
V. Ccmsin. Pans, 1836. 4«»].
— Delepierre(0.) Abelard and Eloisa. 2.61. 11
ilM his Historical difficulties, pp. 49-66. 8^].
— Gervaise (F. a.) La vie de Pierre Abeillard,
et celle d'H61oIse son spouse. Paris,
1720. 2 V. 12°. 8.482.1
— GuizoT (F. P. G.) and (P. M.) Abailard et
H6IoIse; essai historique, suivi des [leursj
lettres, trad, par M. Oddoul. Nouv. 6d.
Paris, 1853. 8". 8.482.2
— Lamartine (A. M. L. P. de). H61olse— Ab6-
lard. Paris, 1863. 8**. 8.505.1
[In his Hommes illustres, v. 3, pp. z-43].
The same. Heloise. [From the French].
New York, 1854. 12*^
2.90.1
[In his Celebrated characters, y. z, pp. 103-1^91.
— RiMUSAT (C. F. M. de). Vie, philosophie et
th6ologie d' Abelard. Paris, 1845. 2 v.
8^ 23.1416. 19
— WiLKENS (C. A.) Peter Abaiard. Einc
studie in der kirchengeschichte des mittel-
alters . . . GSttingen, 1855. 120 pp. 8".
31.1942
Eht in
Not*. Further information may be sought in the
encyclopedias, the histories of philosophy (as
Tennemann's), and in histories of the church (as
Milman's History of Latin Christianity), and of
the Middle ages.
Abenaqui. See Abnaqui.
Aberconway. (Conway, or Conwy, in Wales),
Abbey of.
— Register and chronicle of the abbey of Aber-
conway. Ed. by Sir Henry Ellis. Lon-
don, 1847. 23 pp. 4*. 6.314.39
Aberdeen university.
— Calendar for the year 1875-76, and examina-
tion papers in 1874. Aberdeen, 1875. p.
8°. 24.1481. 2
— Catalogue of the library. Aberdeen, 1873-74.
3 V. 1. 8^ 16.1016.2
Aberration of light.
Se* Astronomy, Light, Optics.
Abessinia. See Abyssinia.
Abingdon. (Berkshire, England),
— Chronicon monasterii de Abingdon [ad an-
num 1 189]. Ed. by J. Stevenson. Lon-
don, 1858. 2v. 8'. 5.2284.1
Abipones.
— Dobrizhoffer (MO Account of the Abi-
pones, an equestrian people of Paraguay.
[Tr. by Sara H. Coleridge]. London,
1822. 3 V. 8°. 3.133-4
Abnaqni.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Adams.
Abnaqni, or Abnaki Indians.
— Kidder (F.) The Abenaki Indians. Treaties
1713, and 1717. 3.166.2
[Mune hiatoricad society collections, y. 6].
—Potter (C. E.) Appendix to the language of
the Abnaquies. 3.166.2
[Maine historical society collections, v. 4].
— Rasles (S.) Dictionary (in French) of the Ab-
naki language. 9.2526
[American academy. Memoirs. New series, v. x].
— ^Vetromile (E.) Abnaki Indians. 3.166.2
[Maine historical society collections, y. 6].
—Willis (W.) The language of the Abnaquies,
or eastern Indians. 3.166.2
[Maine historical society collections, y. 6j7
Abolition of slavery in the United Sutes.
Sei Slavery, United Sutes. iCivil War),
Abrnzzi (The).
—Craven (R. K.) Excursions in the Abruizi
and northern provinces of Naples. Lon-
don, 1838. 2 v. 8^ 12.713. 1
Not*. S*«^ also. CoiJ-ETTA*s History of NapleSt
1734-1825, and Mac Farlanb's Glance at Italy.
Abyssinia, or Abessinia, (Habesh^ ^1^ ^^)'
— Abbadie (A. T. d*). G6od6sie d'Ethiopie . .
[1840-48]. Paris. 1873. 4°. 1 1.668.8
—Baker (Sir S. W.) Exploration of the Nile
tributaries of Abyssinia . . [1861-62].
Hartford, 1868. 8^ 11.665. 12
— Bruce (J.) Travels to discover the source of
the Nile, 1768-73. Dublin, 1790-91. 6 v.
8'. 1 1.663. 10
-De Cosson (E. A.) The cradle of the Blue
Nile. A visit to the court of king John of
Ethiopia, [1873]. London, 1877. 2 v.
8*. 11.665.23
— DlTSON (G. L.) Para papers on Ethiopia.
Paris, 1858. 8*. 11.664. 16
— GOBAT (S.) Journal of a three years' residence
in Abyssinia, [1830-33]. Trans, by S.
D. Clark. New York, 1851. 12*.
11.663.13
— HoTTEN (J. C.) Abyssinia and its people . .
[From various authors]. London, 1868.
16°. 11.663. 15
— Krapf (J. L.) Journey to Abessinia. pp. i-
106. I z. 664. 1 2
{In hi* Travels, researches, etc., in Eastern
Africa. London, x86o. S"].
— LOBO (J.) Voyage to Abyssinia, [1623-34].
History, laws, customs, religion of the
Abyssinsfrom the French [by S. Johnson].
London, 1735. 8*. ZZ.664.21
^LUDOLFF (J.) Historia aethiopica . . sive
descriptio regni Habessinorum. Franco-
furti ad Moenum, 1681. f**. zz. 668.10
The same. Ad suam historiam aethiopicam
. . commentarius. Francofurti ad M.,
1691. V, zz.668.io
[Bound with the above].
The same. z z . 668. 5
— Markham (C. a.) a history of the Abys-
sinian expedition, 1865-66. London, 1869.
8°. zz.664.8
— Marmol (L. C. de). De la haute et basse
6thiopie. ZZ.655.1
{In kis Afrique, Paris, 2667. 4^ voL 3, pp. 56-
243l»
— Parkyns (M.) Life in Abyssinia . . three
years' residence and travels in that coun-
try, [1843-46]. London, 1852. 2 v. 8".
zz. 664.11
•— Rassam (H.) Narrative of the British mis-
sion to Theodore, king of Abyssinia . .
Nor
[Z864-68]. London, Z869. 2 v. 8*.
"• • 11.664.7
— Ravenstein (E. G.) Appendix respecting . .
the languages and literature of Abessinia
and eastern Africa, etc London, i860. 8"
zz. 664.12
[In Krapf Q. L.) Travels in eastern Africa, pp.
541-566I.
—Russell (M.) Nubia and Abyssinia. New
York, 1833. i6\ 32.2020.14
— Salt (H.) Voyage to Abyssinia and travels
in that country, 1809-10. London, 1814.
4^ zz.668.2
^The same. Philadelphia, 1816. 8°.
zz.664.20
— Wharton (R.) Observations on Bruce's
Travels in Abyssinia, in reply to Brown.
Newcastle, 1800. 4". z8. 1098.14
[/» a tW. Mttrtd Miscellaneous poems].
Stt, ttiso^ Africa (Eastern)^ Afncan Unguages,
Nile, Magdala.
Academies, royal or other. Set the names of
cities where they are located.
Acadia. S^f Nova Scotia.
Acalephs, {Sea^mttUs, Jelly fishes, eU\
— Agassiz (L. J. R.) Acalephs in generaL 152
p. 4° 27. 1667.8
V* hi* Contributions to the natural history of
_ orth America, v. 5].
^Acalephae of America, (Massachusetts).
[American academy. Memoirs. New series,
V. 4. 1849]. 9.9536.x
See, also, Lucemariae.
Accents. See the grammatical section, under
the names of many languages.
Acoustics, or the laws of sound. See Sound.
Acropolis. See Athens.
Actors and acting.
—Actors. \anonA London, 1834. p. 8*. 6.348.7
\In the Georgian era, v. 4, pp. 329-464].
—Baker (H. B.) English actors from Shake-
speare to Macready. Ne.w York, 1879.
2 V. I2^ z8.ii58^.9
— Cook (D.) Book of the play : studies of his-
trionic life. London, 1876. 2 v. p. 8°.
z8. 1 1 58^1. 14
— Engel (J. T.) Id6es sur le geste et Taction
th6atrale. Traduit de TAUemand. Paris
(1795). 2v. 8^ z8. 1158^.6
— GiLLiLAND (T.) Dramatic mirror ; biograph-
ical account of distinguished performers.
London, 1808. 2 v. I8^ z8.ii58^.2S
— HuTTON (L.) Plays and players, [1852-75].
New York, 1875. p. 8°. z8.1158a.15
— Lewks (G. H.) On actors and the art of act-
ing. New York, 1878. I2^ z8.ii58^.io
— Pascoe (C. E.) Dramatic list of living actors
and actresses of the British stage. Boston,
1879. I6^ z8. 1 1 58^.25
See, also. Drama, Shakespeare.
Acts of the apostles. See Bible, (New Testa-
ment).
Adage. See Aphorisms, Maxims, Proverbs.
Adams (Hannah), b. 1755. d, 1832.
— Memoir, written by herself. With additional
notices, by a friend. [Mrs. H. F. Lee].
Boston, 1832. 12**. 4.201. 18
Adams (John). 2d president of the United
States, b, 1735. d. 1826.
— ^Autobiography, with diary, and memoir by
C. F. Adams. 4-233.1
[/« A»> Works, V. x-3].
— GiBBS (G.) Memoirs of the administrations
of Washington and Adams. New York,
Z846. av. 8^ 3-i43.J^
Adams.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
AeschyluA
— Sergeant (JO Oration delivered in Indepen-
dence square, 24th July, 1826, in com-
' roemoration of Thomas Jefferson and
John Adams. Philadelphia, 1832. 8*".
21,1295.19
[/• a vol. Uttered ''Select Speeches, J. Ser-
See. aU0s Webster (D.) Oratioa on Adams and
Jefleraon, v. z. of Works, and Sanderson Q.)
Biofirraphy of the signers, v. 8.
Ad«aiS (John Quincy). 6M president of the
United States, b. 1767. d. 1848.
— Memoirs, comprising portions of his diary
from 1795 to 1848. Ed. by C. F. Adams.
Philadelphia, 1874-77. 12 v. 8^ 6.202.1
— Discourses on the life, etc., of John Quincy
Adams. Boston, 1848. O.202.4
Cottteute: (i) Addresses in congress, (s) Allen
0. H.). (3) Everett (E.), (4) Farley (F. A.). (5)
Hanks (S. W.). (6) Hosmcr (G. W.). 17) King
(C). (8) Livennore (A. A.>. (9) Lunt (V". PJ.
(10) Seward (W. H.). (iz) Sharp (D.X (») Storrs
(R.S.).
— LoRiKG (J. S.) John Quincy Adams. Bos-
ton, 1853. 8'. 3.138^.5
{In kis Hundred Boston orators, pp. 033-348].
— Quincy (J.) Life of John Quincy Adams.
Boston, 1859. ^''* 6.202.3
Adams (Samuel), b. 1722. d. 1803.
— Wells, (W. V.) Life and public services of
Samuel Adams. Boston, 1865. 3 ▼. 8**.
6.202.5
Adder.
— Rathkb (H.) Entwickeltmgsgeschichte dcr
natter (Coluber natrix). KSnigsberg,
1839. 4'. 27.1687.5
Addiflgton (Henry). Lr/ viscount Su^nouth, b.
1757. d. 1844.
— Pellew (G.) The life and correspondence
of viscount Sidmouth, [1774-1844].
London, 1847. 3 v. 8"*. 6.372.5
Addison (Joseph), b. 1672. d. 1719.
— ^AiKEN (L) The life of Joseph Addison.
London, 1843. 2 v. 12 . 6.341.2
— Phillips {Sir R.) Addisoniana. London,
1803 (?) 2v. 16°. 6.341. 1
Adirondack region, (northern New York).
— Colvin (V.) Report [to the legislature of the
state of New York] on a topographical
survey of the Adirondack wilderness of
New York. Albany. 1873. 8°. 4.185.3
^The same, for 1873. Albany, 1874. 8**.
4-185.3
^Thc same, seventh report [with an appen-
dix, condensing previous reports]. Albany,
1880. 8*. 4.185.3
— Headlet (J. T.) The Adirondack ; or, life
in the woods. New York, 1875. 12**.
4. 185.21
— ^Warner (C. D.) In the wilderness. Boston,
1879. sm. sq. 16"*. 2z.1326.26
Admirals (British).
— Campbell (J.) Lives of the British admirals.
Continued to 1779, by J. Berkenhout.
New ed., corrected to the present time, by
H. R. Yorke and W. Stevenson. London,
1812-17. 8v. 8'. 5.278^.1
— Lives of British naval heroes from the reign
of Henry VILto the present tame. \Anon.]
Leith, 1809. 12*. 0.367.13
— Naty (The). [Anom.] London, 1834. p. 8".
6.348.7
(/• the Geofgian era, v. a, pp. 145-370].
— SOUTHEY (R.) Lives of the British admirals.
Continued by R. BelL London, 1833-40.
5v. 16°. 6.347.15
— ^The same. 33.2031.5
Admirals (Dutch).
— LiEFDE (J. de). Great Dutch admirals. Lon-
don, 1873. i6'. 10.575.18
See^ atsoy Biography (coUectiTc), and the section
Historv (naval), under the names of various
countries.
Adrianns (Publius Aelius). Roman emperor^ a.d.
I 17-138.
— Spartianus (iE.) Adrianus imperator.
z2.752.18
\In Historiae augustae scriptores sex y. z.
Lugd. Batav., 1671. a v. 8*>].
See, aUo, Caesara (The).
Adulteration of drugs, food, etc. See Drugs,
Food, etc
Adyentures.
See, in Biography, the fives of maay enterprising
persons, and, in Fiction, the titles o/many novels.
Advertisements. 5r/ Journalism.
Advice. See Manners, Maxims, etc.
Aelfric, (archbishop of Canterbury), d. 1006.
— Mores (E. R.) De Aelfrico, • . comments-
rius . . Edidit et praefatus est G. J. Thor-
kelin, 1789. 4*. 15.2956.11
[/« a vol. lettered'"' Alfred's will," etc.]
— Wharton (H.) Utrum Elfricus grammaticus.
15-2955.35
\In a vol. lettered Ancient history. A mm,']
Aelianus Tacticus.
— KdCHLY (A.) De libris tacticis, qui nomini-
bus Arriani et Aeliani feruntur dissertatio.
Turid, 185 1-2-3. 3 pts. pp.f. 4".
14.868
JEmtaidemns, an ancient agnostic, fust before
ChHstm.
— Saisset (E.) Aen6sid6me. Etude sur le
sceptisime ancien. 2e 6d. Paris, 1865.
12% aa. 1395. 17
Aerolites. See Meteors.
Aeronautics, or artificial flight.
— Arago (F.) Aeronautic voyages performed
with a view to the advancement of science.
28.3733.1
[Smithsonian report, 2863].
— Pettigrew (J. B.) Dissertation on aero^
nautics. 27.1671. 31
\In hii Animal locomotion. ao&-26o].
Aeschines. b. b.c. 389. d. 314.
— DiNDORF (W.) Scholia graeca in Aeschinem.
Oxonii, 1852. 8". 14.900. 17
— NiLSON (N. J. A.) De rerum disposition*
apud Aeschinem . . commentaria. i.
Upsaliae, 1877. 8'. 14. 881. 7
— SCHOLiEN 2u des Aeschines rede gegen den
Timarchos . . berichtiget und vervoU*
standiget von I. Bekker. Berlin, 1835.
26 pp. 4^ 14.868
— Sodenstjerna (E. a.) and Bergman (I.)
Dissertatio de ingenio Aeschinis ora-
toris . . Upsaliae, 1814. 12 pp. s. 4**.
Z4.868
Aeschylus, b. b.c. 525. d. 456.
Tragedies, as a whole,
— BOYES n. F.) Illustrations of the tragedies
of Aeschylus, from the poets. Oxford,
1842. 8^ 14.881. II
— CoPLESTON (R. S.) Aeschylus. [Sketch of
the poet and of his tragedies]. Philadel-
phia, 1875. 8'. x4.881.17
Aeschylus.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Aesthetics.
— F&ANCKEN (C. M.) Disputatio critica de an-
tiquarum Aeschyli interpretationum ad
genuinam lectionem restituendam usu et
auctoritate . . Trajecti ad Rhenum, 1845.
150 pp. 8^ X4.881
—Hermann (T. G. J.) Observationes criticae
in quosdam locos Aeschyli. Upsiae, 1798.
8°. z4.2854.11
— Klausen (R. H.) Theologoumena Aeschyli
tragid. Berolini, 1829. 8^ z4.881.13
— LowiNSKi (A.) De pristino ordine versuum
quonindam aeschyliorum. Conitz, 1857.
16 pp. 4^ • 14.881
Emendationes aeschyleae. Conitz, 1855.
8 pp. 4**. Z4.881
Divcrbii aeschylei secundum rationem anti-
theticam emendati specimen . . Konitz,
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sionary labours, during an eighteen years'
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i860. 8^ zz.664.12
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Sety alsoy Abyssinia, Madagascar, Mauritius,
Nubia, Red Sea, Slave trade, ^oizibar.
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— Napier (E. E.) Excursions in southern Af-
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a short history of the European settle-
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zz.662.32
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of the new gold fields. London* 1872.
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X 1.662. 35
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I2^ 2Z. 1325.29
— Morris (E.) How to get a farm, and where
to find one . . by the author of *'Ten
acres enough." [anon.] New York, 1872.
12*. 28.1743.16
Agriculture.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Agvdrrt.
— New Jersey agricultural experiment station.
First anniud report for the year 1880.
Trenton. 1880. 8^ 28.1742.5
— Rogers (J. E. T.) History of agriculture in
England from 125910 1793. Oxford, 1866.
2 V. 8^ 25.1542.4
— Schneider (J. G.) Scriptorum rei rusticae
veterum latinorum tomus i-viii. Lipsiae,
1794-^7. 8v. 8^ x3.781.12
— Select essays on husbandry, [afion.] Edin-
burgh, 1767. 8% 28.1743.9
— Tusser (T.) Five hundred points of good
husbandry, as well for the champion as
for the woodland. With notes by W.
Mavor. London,i8i2. sm.4''. z8.1088.23
The same. Ed. by W. Payne and S. J.
Herrtage. London. 1878. 8'. 15.920. 14
[English dialect •ociety's publications].
— Varlo (C.) a new system of husbandry.
Philadelphia. 1785. 2 v. 8^ 28.1743.6
— Virgilius Maro (P.) Georgicorum libri
quatuor. With an English translation
and notes by John Martyn. London,
1741. 4*. 13.816. 1
—Walker (W.) Obstlehre der Griechen und
ROmer. Reutlingen,i845. 8*". 28.1743,2
— Washington (G.) Letters on agriculture . .
to A. Young and Sir J. Sinclair. Ed., by
F. Knight. Washington, 1847. 4*.
28.1743. 1
— Young (A.) Farmer's tour through the east
of England . . [amm.] London, 1771.
4 V. 8^ 28.1743.5
< The same. Six months' tour through the
north of England . . [arum.] 2d ed.
London, 1771. 4 v. 8**. 28.1743.3
The same. Six weeks* tour through the
southern counties of England and Wales.
{amm.] By the author of the Farmer's
etters. 3d ed. London, 1772. 8**.
28.1743.4
Sff, aUo^ Bees, Cereals, Drainage, Flower cul-
ture. Fruit culture, Gardeniog, Grasses, Horse,
Manures, Mule, Sheep, Zoology.
In books, also, on Geology, Mineralogy, and
Meteorolc^, the agriculturist will find much
which it IS important for him to know.
Agricultural associations.
— Tlxinois state agricultural society. Transac-
tions . . ed. by J. P. Reynolds. Spring-
field, 1870. 8^ 28.1741. 5
— New Jersey state agricultural society. An-
nual reports for 1860,1873-1874. Newark,
1873-75. 8°. 28.1742.2
— New York society for the promotion of use-
ful arts. Transactions. Albany, 1807-14.
3v. 8^ 28.1741-1
— New York state agricultural society. Trans-
actions. . . 1843. Albany, 1844. 8°.
28.1741. 2
— Proceedings of the farmer's club, [1868-70].
Albany, 1869-70. 2 v. 8°. 30. 3887. 3
[In Transactions of the American Institute, 39th
report, pp. 1 98-692 ; 30th report, pp. 293-803].
— Report of the commissioner of agriculture for
1863, 1869. Washington, 1864-70.
2v. 8^ 28. 1 742. 1
^The same for 1870, 1871, 1878, 1879. Wash-
ington, 1871-80. 4 V. 8°. 28. 1742. 1
^Watson (E.) History of agricultural societies
on the modern Berkshire system. From
1807 to 1820. Albany, 1820. 8"*. 4. 186.6
[In '* Watson on Canals and agriculture*'].
AflTicultural chemistry.
--Caldwell (G. C.) Agricultural qualitative
and quantitative chemical analysis. New
York, [1869]. 12*. 30. 1934.2s
— Cochrane (A.) A treatise shewing the inti-
mate connection between agriculture and
chemistry. By the earl of Dundonald.
London, 1795. 4". 28.1743.27
— Davy (H.) Elements of agricultural chem-
istry. Philadelphia, 1821. 8*.
28.1743.25
— Debauve (A.) Culture rationnelle. Paris,
1875. 8^ 26.1625.5
— ^Johnson (S. W.) How crops feed . . . New
York, [1870]. I2^ 28.1743.17
Lectures on agricultural chemistry. Wash-
ington, i860. 28.3733
[Smithsonian report, 1859. PP* >i9-<94).
— Ledoux (A. R.) Annual report of the North
Carolina agricultural experiment station
for 1879. Raleigh, 1879. 8**. 28.1742.4
— LiBBiG (J. von). Chemistry in its applications
to agriculture and physiology. Ed. by L.
Playfair and W. Gregory. From 4th Lon-
don ed. New York, 1847. 12°. 28. 1743.21
^The same. 2d Am. ed. by J. W. Webster.
Cambridge, i84i. 12**. 28.1743.22
— Pendleton (E. M.) Text-book of scientific
agriculture . . 2d ed. New York, 1876.
I2^ 28.1743.18
— Treatise (A), on soils and manures . . by a
practical agriculturist. [anon.'\ Phila-
delphia, 1821. 8'. 28.1743.25
[Im a vol. Uttered ** Davy's agricultural chemis-
try"].
Agricultural implements.
— -Sharp (J.) Descriptions of some utensils in
husbandry. London, [1777]. obi. 1. 8**.
26.1642.15.
[Bound with Sharp's account of stoves].
— Thomas (J. J.) Farm implements . . . New
York, 1854. I2^ 28.1743.20
Agrippa (Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa von Net-
tesheim), b, i486, d, 1535.
— MoRLEV (H. ) Life of Henry Cornelius
Agrippa von Nettesheim . . London, 1856.
2 V. p. 8"*. 23.1416.24
Agrippina, {the elder). 6, B.C. 12 (?) d. a.d. 33.
—Hamilton (E.) Memoirs of the life of Agrip-
pina, the wife of Germanicus. 2d ed.
London, 181 1. 2 v. in i. 16". X2. 744.34
— Stahr (A. W. T.) Agrippina die erste. Ber-
lin, 1865. 8°. 12.744.19
[In his ROmische kaiserfrauen, pp. 193-344].
Agrippina, {the younger), b, a.d. 13 (?) d, A.D.
59.
— Stahr (A. W. T.) Agrippina, die mutter
Neros. Berlin, 1867. 8". X2. 744.17
Agrotis, {the dart-moth).
— Grote (A. R.) Preliminary list of the North
American species of agrotis, with descrip-
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Aguirre (Lope de).
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El Dorado and Omagua in 1 560-1." Tr.
by W. BoUaert. With introduction by C.
R. Markham. London, 1861. 8°.
2.51.22
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Ahasuems.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Alchemj.
Ahasuems, {in Hebreiv, Ahashvero$h).
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Ainos, (the nborizines of Japari).
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Atol and Mirabel.
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altfranzOsische heldengedichte, herausge-
geben von W. Foerster. Heilbronn, 1876.
p. 8^ 18.3065.15
Air. See Aeronautics, Atmosphere, Barometer,
Gases, Pneumatics.
Aire and Calder, rivers { Yorkshire),
— Great Britain. Commissioners [on] the
means of preventing the pollution of
rivers. Third report Pollution from
the woollen manufacture. London, 1867.
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Aiz-U-chapelle dialect.
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dart Idiotikon. Aachen, 1836. 8°.
x5.2940.25
Aisse, Mademoiselle^ b, 1693. d, 1733.
— Sainte-Beuve (C. a.) Mademoiselle Alss6.
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[/« his Portnuts litt^raires, ▼. 3, pp. x3o-z84].
Akenside (Mark), b, 1721. d, 1770.
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Akers (Elizabeth A. C.) See Allen (E. A.
C.)
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Ncte, Some information as to the early condition
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See^ als0y Mismssippi valley.
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AltMUlia, (anciently Epirus).
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Albertus Magnus, {count of Bollstddt, doctor uni-
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monde devant le nouveau. Paris, 1870.
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Albigendes.
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Codicillus seu fontes alchimicse artis et re-
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Alexander.
^-Thurneisser (T.) Quinta essentia, das ist,
die htfchste subtilitet, krafft, und wirckung
beyder der ftlrtrefflichsten und . . . ntltz-
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Seg, als0y Chemistry, {History).
Alcohol.
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New York, 1875. i6'. 24.1473.40
Se€y alto^ Temperance.
Alcoran. See Koran.
Alcuin. h. 735 (?) d, 803.
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from the German by J. M. Slee. Lon-
don, 1837. 16*. 9. 541' 5
Alden family.
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the Hon. John Alden. Randolph, Mass.,
1867. 8*. 3.138^.13
Aldine editions. See Manuzi family.
Aldobrandini wedding:, a Greek fresco in the
Vatican palace at Rome.
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brandinische hochzeit, nebist einer abhand-
lung iiber dies gemftlde von seiten der
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Note. The above name was given to ^s woiic of
art because it belonged to the Aldobrandini fam-
ily, soon after its discovery in the baths of Titus.
jUdroyandi (Ulisse). b. 1522. d. 1607. An
eminent naturalist of Bologna.
— Fantuzzi (G.) Memorie della vita di Ulisse
Aldrovandi . . . Bologna, 1774. 8°.
z2.714.10
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Aldus Manatias. See Manuzio (Aldo Pio).
Alemanni.
— Lex Alamannorum edente Johanne Merkel.
9.528.1
[/« Monumenta Germanise historica. Legum
tomus IIL Fas. I].
Alembert (Jean I^ Rond d*). b. 1717. d.
1783.
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d'Alembert Paris, an xiii, [1805]. p.
8^ 8.500.2
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Alesia, {captured by Julius Caesar^ b. c 52).
— Desjardins (E.) Alesia. Paris, 1859. 8*.
7.386.16
— Gravot (A.) Etude sur TAlesia de C6sar.
Paris, 1862. 8^ 7.386.14
^-Napoleon hi. La prise d' Alesia, campagne
de 702. 12.746. 19
[/#» kis Histoire de Jules C^sar, v. a, pp. 286-331].
Alexander, the great, b. 356 b.c. d. 323.
— Arrianus. Ezpeditionis Alexandri libri
septem, graece et latine cum annotation!'
bus G. Raphelii . . . Amstelaedami, 1757.
8°. x4.882.25
— -The same. Recensuit J. E. Ellendt. Regi-
montii, 1832. 2 v. in i. 8**. 14.882. 25
— Callisthenes (Pseudo-Callisthenes). Vita
Alexandri . . . etc. Parisiis, 1877. 1. 8**.
14.874.2
— Clarke <E. D.) The tomb of Alexander. A
dissertation. Cambridge, 1805. 4°.
14.856. P3
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andri magni . . . Curavit et digessit H.
Snakenburg. Delphis, 1724. 4"*.
13.793.2
^The same. Life and exploits of Alexander
the great. Ed. ... by W. H. Crosby.
New York, 1854. 12". X3.791.9
Gigtr.
— Droysen (J. G.) Geschichte der Alexander
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24.85 i.S
— Geier (R.) Alexandri M. historiarum scrip*
tores aetate suppares. Lipsiae, 1844. 8"*.
Z4.2873.6
— Gestes (The) of the worthie king and emper-
our, AHsaundre of Macedoinie. {anon.^
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Philippi Gualtherii ab Insulis. Lipsiae,
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— Itinerarium Alexandri . . . \anon.'\ Edente
A. Maio. Francofurtiad Moenum, 1818.
88 pp. 8^ 13. 791. 13
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\.N. E. wtH£ room],
— Plutarchus. ^AXi^arSpoi. Z4.907.1
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— -The same. Alexander. Z4.906.7
[In kis Lives, ed. A. H. Cough, v. 4, pp. i59-a55l.
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— Sainte-Croix (G.-E.-J. G. de C.-L., baron
de). Examen critique des anciens his-
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Lycien. Posen, 1848. 27 pp. 4".
Z4.866A.
— Thorwaldsen (C. a.) II trionfo di Ales-
sandro coUe illustrazioni di Missirtni.
Roma, 1829. r. B.7.6
A rt-room.
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donis, translatae ex Aesopo graeco, pro-
deunt nunc primum. Edente ... A.
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AUgcmeine weltgeschichte, v. 3].
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Alexander L, Paulowitz, czar of Russia, b.
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JUezander.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Alg^ebra.
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of Russia under the emperor Alexander.
London, 1847. 2 v. 8*. XO.603.2
— ^VoiGT (E. W. C.) Alexander L, kaiser von
Russland und kOnig von Polen. Eine
ffcdilchtniss-schrift. Zerbst, 1830. 8^
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MtKtuideTlll,^JHn£^ of Scotland, b, 1241. d, 1285.
— Tytler (P. F.) Alexander the third. 92 pp.
V. I of z .10.12
Alexander VII., jgg^.
— Bargrave (T.) Tne college of cardinals under
Alexander vn. Edited by J. C Robert-
son. London, 1867. 4*. 6.316. i
Alexander (Archibald), b. 1772. d, 1851.
—Alexander (J- W.) The life of Archibald
Alexander. New York, 1854. 8*. 4.202.6
Alexander (James Waddell). b, 1804. d. 1859.
—Forty yean' familiar letters, constituting,
with the notes, a memoir of his life. Ed-
ited by J. Hall, the surviving correspon-
dent New York, 1870. 2 v. in i. 8*.
Alumni collection.
Alexander (Joseph Addison), b. 1809. d, i860.
—Alexander (H. C.) The life of Joseph Addi-
son Alexander. New York. 2 v. 12**.
Alumni collection.
Alexander (V^lliam, eari of Stirling), b. 1580.
d, 1640.
— Introductory memoir of Sir W. Alexander,
earl of Stirling. 28 pp. v. i of z8. 1080.6
Alexander (William, Jhtotim as lord Stirling),
b. 1726. d. 1783.
— DuER (W. A.) The life of William Alexander,
earl of Stirling, with selections from his
correspondence, during the revolution.
New York, 1847. 8^ v. 2 of 2.184.2
Alexander familj, (in Scotland),
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Alexander. Edinburgh, 1877. 2 v. 8"*.
5,278^.6
Alexandra Feodorowna, emfress of Russia,
wife of Nicholas, and formerly the prin-
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mess of Russia. Tr. by lady Wallace.
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Alexandria, (State of science and letters there,
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drie, compar6e aux principales 6coles con-
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3v. 8°. 23.1403. TO
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Pans, 1845-46. 2v. 8*. 23.1403.9
Alexis.
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18.3078
Alfieri (Vittorio). b, 1749. d. 1803.
—Autobiography, trans., with original essay, by
C. E. Lester. 2d ed. New York, 1845.
12°. x2.714.20
— -The same. M6moires, Merits par lut-m6me.
Traduits peu: A. de Latour. Paris, 1840.
12°. 12. 714.24
— Montgomery (J.) and others, Alfieri. Lon-
don, 1835. I6^ 12.7383. 12
The same. 12.738^.22
The same. 32.2012. i
[/« tktir Literary men of Italy, v. «, pp. 247-
3<m]-
Alfred the Great, (king of the West Saxons),
b. 849. d, 901.
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magni . . . Recensuit F. Wise. Oxonii,
1722. 8^ 15-2955.37
The same. 5.308.16
[Prefixed to Walsinffham (T.) Histoda brcvis.
Londini, 1574. s. f*.j.
The same. Annals of the reign of Alfred
the great, 849-887. 5.280.8
rciks (J. A.) six old English chronicles, pp. 43.
^BiCKNELL (A.) The life <rf Alfred the great.
king of the Anglo-Saxons. London, 1777.
8'. 15. 2956. 28
—'Dunham (S. A.) Alfred the great. London,
1836. 16°. V. I of 6.348.10
The same. v. i of 32.2031.13
— Giles (J. A.) The life and times of Alfred the
great London, 1848. 8*. 6.341. 13
—Hughes (T.) Alfred the great. Boston, 1871.
16'. 6.341. 14
— Pauu (G. R.) Kfinig Aelfred und seine stelle
in der geschichte Englands. Berlin, 185 1.
8'. 15. 2956. 18
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Translated from the German. ..London,
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Algae. See Seaweeds.
Alrehra.
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J^oU a. In order to guidt the choice of the stu-
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works has been made by one of the mathematical
professors. It will be perceived that a series of
numbers has been attacned to these titles, and the
critic has pronounced his judgment by a single
word or phrase. Thus:
Easy. 6, 31.
Excellent. 13, 36, 30, 41, 59, 6a.
Good. 17, 27, 45, 5a, 63.
Greatest works on the subject. 7, 3a, 60.
Important. 16, 36, 39, 56.
Obsolete, a, 3, 9, 39, 49, 50, 51.
Of historic interest, z, 5, 18, ao, aS, 34, 4a, 47, 48,
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— Diary (The) companion; being a supplement
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meris for . . . 1691-95. London, 1691-
95. 5 V. in I. I8^ 26.1650.3
— Parker's ephemeris for . . . 1777-81. Lon-
don, [1777-81]. 5 V. 18'. 26.1650.1
— Partridge (J.) Merlinus liberatus. Being
an almanack for . . . 1782 . . . London,
[1782]. I8^ 26.1650. 1
— Poor Robin's almanac for . . 1778-79. Lon-
don, 1778-79. 2 V. 18°. 26. 1650. 1
[AH bound, according to year, in a set ietUrtd
Diaries, etc.].
— Public ledger almanacs for 1870-73. [Ed. G.
W. Childs]. Philadelphia, 1873. I2^
32.2027.5
— Rasch (J.) Ein new all-jariger calender.
. . . MUnchen, 1584. sm. 4 . 26.1651. 17
— Tribune almanac for 1838-68. [Edited by
H. Greeley]. New York, 1868. 2 v. 12 .
32.2027.4
See also Calendar.
Alphabet.
— Bell (A. M.) Visible speech, the science of
universal alphabetics for the writing of
all languages in one alphabet. London,
1867. sm. 4**. 15.2931.9.
— BuNSEN (C. C. J.) The universal alphabet,
and conferences respecting it. London,
1854. 31.1944. 12
[/h his Christianity and mankind, ▼. 4, pp. 375-
488].
—Donaldson (J. W.) Theory of the Greek al-
phabet. I5«954.6'
[In, his New Cratylus, pp. 144-197].
— Enthoffer (J.) Origin of our alphabet.
Washington, 1875. 43 pp. with i folded
plate. 8°. 15.958^. Box 3.
—Key (T. H.) The alphabet, and other philo-
logical papers. London, 1844. 12 .
15-2935 13
— KiRCHOFF (A.) Studien zur geschichte des
griechischen alphabets. Berlin, 1867.
8*. 15,944.16
— Sophocles (E. A.) History of the Greek al-
phabet. Cambridge, 1848. 12''. Z5.951.8
Alphabets.
— Antrim (B. J.) Pantography ; or, universal
drawings, in comparison with pasigraphy,
as the science of letters. Philadelphia,
1843. 12°. 15.2931.6
— Delamotte (F.) The book of ornamental
alphabets, ancient and mediaeval . . .
London, 1868. obi. 8'. 17. 1027.24
— Faulmann (C.) Das buch der schrift, ent-
haltend die schriften und alphabete aller
zeiten und alter v5lker des gesammten
erdkreises. Wien, 1878. 1.8**. 15.2934. ii
— Fry (E.) Pantographia ; containing accurate
copies of all the known alphabets in the
world . . . London, 1799. S**. 15.2934. 21
—Shaw (H.) Handbook of mediaeval alpha-
bets and devices. London, 1853. ^*
17.1028.12
See^ oZftf/ Hieroglyphics, Illumination, Runic al-
Shabet, Writingr-
Tote. Works on comparative philology commonly
include observations on the alphabet.
Alps. (Alb, white),
— ^Alpine club. Peaks, passes and glaciers ;
excursions by members. 2d series. Ed.
by E. S. Kennedy. London, 1862. 2 v«
16". 10.582.24
— Ball (T.) A guide to the western Alps. New
edition. London, 1866. 16*. zo.582.31
^The central Alps. Being the 2d part of the
Alpine guide. Lond., 1866. 16'. 10.582.3r
15
Alps.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
America.
— Baltzer (A.) Der GllUtiisch, cin problem
alpinen gebirgsbaues. Zurich, 1873. 4*".
29.1808.12
— Beaumont (J. F. A.) Travels through the
maritime Alps, from Italv to Lyons,
across the Col de Tende. London, 1795.
r. XO.588.1
— Berlepsch (H. a.) Die Alpen, in natur- und
lebensbildem dargestellt. Jena, 1871.
8^ XO.582.9
— Brockedon (W.) Illustrations of the passes
of the Alps [into] . . . Italy . . . Lon-
don, 1827-29. 3 V. 4**. XO.586.1
^Journals of excursions in the Alps. Lon-
don, 1833. 12*. xo.582.18
The same. 3d ed. London, 1845. 8°.
XO.582.17
— Elus (R.) Treatise on Hannibal's passage
of the Alps . . . Cambridge, [EngJ,
1853. 8^ XO.583.3
— Haller (A. V.) Die Alpen, ein gedicht. Bern.
1805. 12'. X8.3081.6
[Im a V. Utttrtd Sammlnng aller lieder . . . auf
das . . . alpenhhten-fest . . . im canton Bern].
— HiNCHLiFF (T. W.) Summer months among
the Alps : with the ascent of Monte Rosa.
[1856]. London, 1857. 8**. XO.583.9
—Law (W. J.) The Alps of Hannibal. Lon-
don, 1866. 2 V. 8*'. xo.582.6
— Saussure (H. B. de). Voyages dans les Alpes,
pr6c6d6s d'un essai sur I'histoire naturelle
de? environs de Geneve. Geneve, 1787.
4 v. 8\ IO.581.6
— TscHUDi (F. von). Sketches of nature in the
Alps. London, 1856. 16'. 10.582.32
— Tyndall (T.) Hours of exercise in the Alps.
New York, 1874. 8'. XO.582.20
— Whymper (E.) Scrambles among the Alps,
1860-^. Philadelphia, 1873. 8'. XO.582.4
— -Wickham (H. L.) and Cramer (J. A.) Disser-
tation on the passage of Hannibal over
the Alps. London, 1828. 8^ XO.582.7
— Wills (A.) Wanderings among the high
Alps. London. 1856. 12**. 10.582.21
S*e^ also. Glaciers, Switzerland, Savoy, Tyrol.
Note. A better idea of the Alps as a whole, than
from any single book, may be obtained by reading
the article ♦'Aloe," by "J. B." Qohn Ball?] in the
9th edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Alsace, (E/sass).
— About (E. F. V.) Alsace, 1871-72. 3c 6d.
Paris, 1873. 16*. 7.425.16
•-Annales argentinenses. EUenhardi chroni-
con, 'etc., a. 673-1299. Chronicon col-
mariense, a. 12 18-1304, etc. Q.518.3
[/n Monumenta Germanise historica. vol. 17, pp.
86-370].
— LoRENZ (O.) Geschichte des Elsasses von
dem aitesten zeiten. Berlin, 1871. I2°.
9.533.15
— Mac£ (J.) Morale en action. Mouvement de
propagande intellectuelle en Alsace. Paris,
1865. 12**. x7.1031.17
—Schmidt (A.) Elsass und Lothringen. Nach-
weis wie diese provinzen dem deutschen
reiche verloren gingen. Leipzig, 1859.
8'. 9.533.14
—Wagner (A). Elsass und Lothringen und
ihre wiedergewinnung fUr Deutschland.
Leipzig, 1870. 8*. 9.5339
Seo^ also, France, {FrancO'Prussian war). Rhine,
Stnsbouig.
Altai mountains, (Languages spoken in),
— ScHOTT (W.) Altajische studien ; oder, unter.
suchungen auf dem gebiete der altai-
sprachen. Berlin, 1860-67. Parts i and
in. 4\ 15.986.2
Alternation of generations, (in toology),
— Kornhuber (G. a.) Alternate generation and
parthenogenesis in the animal kingdom.
28.3733
\ln Smithsonian report, 1871, pp. 335-347].
— Steenstrup (J. J. S.) On the alternation of
generations . . . London, 1845. 8".
27. 1684. 1 1
Amazon river.
—Bates (H. W.) Naturalist on the river Ama-
zons, [1848-56]. 4th ed. London, 1875.
16**. 27.1671.28
—Brown (C. B.) and Lidstone (W.) Fifteen
thousand miles on the Amazon and its
tributaries, [1873-75]. London, 1878.
•8*. 3.134.5
— Edwards (W. H.) A voyage up the Amazon,
[1846], New York, 1847. 12". 3.132.11
— GoDiN DES Odonais (J.) Adventures in pass-
ing down the Amazons, in 1770. Z.20.19
[In a vol. letttred Perils and captivity, pp. 307-
334*]
— Herndon (W. L.) and Gibbon (L.) Explora-
tion of the valley of the Amazon. Wash-
ington, 1853-54. 2 V. and atlas. 8'.
3. 134. 16
— Keller-Leuzinger (F.) The Amazon and
Madeira rivers . . . New York, 1874. 4*.
Art room B.5.9
— Marcoy (P. pseud.) or, Saint-Cricq ( ).
Voyage 4 travers I'Am^rique du Sud . . .
Paris, 1869. 2 V. f^ 3. 138. 1
— Markham (C. R.) Expeditions into the val-
ley of the Amazons, 1539, 1540, 1639.
London, 1859. 8''. 2.51. 19
— Orton (J.) Andes and the Amazon, [1867-
68]. New York, 1870. p. 8%
3. 134. 13
See^ also, Brazil, and the names of countries on
the banks of the Amazon, and of rivers which
flow into it, as Madeira.
America. Antiquities.
— Archaeologia americana. Transactions and
collections of the American antiquarian
society at Worcester. 1820-75. 6 v. 8*.
4.173.1
— Atwater (C.) Description of the antiquities
discovered in the state of Ohio and other
western states. Worcester, Mass., 1820.
8^ 4. 1 73. 1
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— Baldwin. (J. D.) Ancient America ; notes on
American archaeology. New York, 1872.
I2^ 3.111.26
— BoEHMER (G. H.) Index to papers on an-
thropology, [ethnology, archaeology, etc.]
published by the Smithsonian institution,
1847-78. 28.3733
\In Smithsonian report, 1879. PP> 47^493]*
— Comfort (A. J.) Ethnology: Indian mounds,
. . . Dakota territory, . . . [etc.], 28.3733
[Smithsonian report, 1871. pp. 389-402].
— Copenhagen. Soci6t6 royale des antiquaires
du nord. M6moires, 1840-44. Copen-
hague, 1844. 8^ 3.IH.5
— Engel (S.) Quand et comment TAm^rique
a-t-elle 6t6 peupl6e? Amsterdam, 1767.
5 v. 12'. 2. 2031. 13
16
America.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Ameriou
— Foster (J. W.) Prehistoric races of the
United States. Chicago, 1873. 8**.
3.111.33
— Habel (S.) The sculptures of Santa Lucia
Cosumalwhuapa in Guatemala. With an
account of travels in Central America and
on the western coast of South America.
Washington. 1870. 4*. 28.3748
[Smithsoaian contributions, v. aa.].
— Haven (S. F.) Archaeology of the United
Sutes. Washington. 1856. 4'. 28.3738
[Smithsonian contributions, v. 8.].
— Hkllwald (F. von). The American migration
[from north to south, anterior to Colum-
bus! Tr. by C. A. Alexander. 28.3733
[/« Smithsonian report, x866, pp. 338-345].
— Humboldt (F. H. A. von). Researches con-
cerning the institutions and monuments
of the ancient inhabitants of America.
Tr. by H. M. Williams. London, 1814.
2 V. 8'. 3.125.2
Vues des Cordill^res, et monnmens des peu-
ples indigenes de TAm^rique. Paris,
i8ia f^ 3. 137- 1
— Jones (J.) Explorations of the aboriginal re-
mains of Tennessee. Washington, 1876.
4*. 28.3748
^Smithsonian contributions, ▼. aa.].
— Lbland (C. G.) American antiquities with
their relations to the old world. 3.1 11. 14
[/» kis " Fusang,*' pp. 197-aai].
— MacLean (J. p.) The mound builders . . .
[in the] valleys of the Ohio and Missis-
sippi. . . . Cincinnati, 1879. '2°-
3.111.21
— Mason (O. T.) The Latimer collection of an-
tiquities from Porto Rico, in the national
museum at Washington. 28.3733
{In Smithsonian report, 1876, pp. 373-393!.
— Rau (C.) Ancient aboriginal trade in North
America. 28.3733
[/n Smithsonian report, 187a pp. 348-394].
The Palenque tablet in tne U. S. national
museum, Washington, D. C. Washing-
ton, 1879. 4**. 28.3748
[Smithsonian contributions, v. aa.].
—Short (T. T.) The North Americans of an-
tiquity. . . . New York, 1879. 8^
3.111.25
— Squier (E. G.) Aboriginal monuments of the
state of New York. . . . [Appendix ;
ancient works in Pa. and N. H., the char-
acter of Indian defences, aboriginal sacred
enclosure, etc.], Washington, 1851. 4**.
28.3738
[Smithsonian contributions, ▼. al.
Ancient monuments of the Mississippi val-
ley. Washington, 1848. 4**. 28.3738
[Smithsonian contributions, v. i.].
—Whittlesey (C.) Descriptions of ancient
works in Ohio. Washington, 1852. 4**.
28.3738
[Smithsonian contributions, v. 3.].
Ste^ also. Central America, Guatemala, ladians,
Mexico, Mound builders, Peru, Yucatan.
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cal essay on the Dutch books and pamph-
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Amsterdam, 1854-67. 4**. 16. 1007. 5
— Bartlett (J. R.) Bibliographical notices of
rare books relating to America, printed
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— Boon { .) Catalogue of [his] books, prin-
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Ste^ atsoy Indians, Rhode Island.
Discovery,
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America.
SUBJECT.CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Ameriou
— Gravier (G.) D6couvcrtc de TAm^rique par
les Normands au loe siMe. Paris, 1874.
sm. 4*. 3.111.17
— Hakluyt (R.) Voyages touching the discov-
ery of America. . . . Edited by J. W.
Jones. London, 1850. 8". 2.51. i
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bus. New York, 1828. 3 v. 8**. 2.2032.1
Life and voyage of Christopher Columbus
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4-231.4
Voyages and discoveries of the companions
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— Kohl (J. G.) Popular history of the discovery
of America. Trans, by R. R. Noel. Lon-
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— Leland (C. G.) Fusang ; or, the discovery of
America by Chinese Buddhist priests, in
the fifth century. New York. 1875. 12°.
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— Lbstbr (C. E.) Life and voyages of Vespucius,
and discovery of the new world. New
York, 1846. S\ 3.111.1
—Major (R. H.) The voyages of the Venetian
brothers Zeno, to the northern seas in the
14th century. Boston, 1875. 8".
3.i58.box I
— Rafn (O. C.) America discovered in the
loth century. New York, 1838. 8**.
3.111.6
— Robinson (C.) Account of discoveries in the
west until 1519, and of voyages from 1520
to 1573. Richmond, 1848. 8**. 3. 11 1.2
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respecting Americus Vespucius, and his
voyages. Trans, by E. V. Childe. Bos-
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indici maris nuper inventis. With a trans-
lation into English by J. Mulligan. New
York, 1859. 4^ 3.108.6
—Smith (J. T.) The discovery of America by
the Northmen in the tenth century. Lon
don, 1842. 12". 3.III-9
— Squier (E. G.) Rare documents concerning
the discovery of America. New York,
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Set^ also. Cabot, Columbus, Cortez, Hudson, La
Salle, Raleigh, Vancouver, Vespucci.
America {as a whoU).
Geography y including travels,
— Bastian (A.) Die culturiander des alten
America. [Chile, Ecuador, Peru, Isth-
mus, Guatemala, Mexico]. Berlin, 1878.
2v. 8^ 3.136.5
•— Benzoni (G.) History of the new world.
Travels. 1541-1556. First translated by
W. H. Smyth. London, 1857. 8°. 2.51.21
— ^Jefferys (T.) American atlas: or, description
of the whole continent of America; chiefly
the British colonies. London, 1778. 49
plates, f^ 3. 1 1 7. 1
—Kohl (J. G.) Lecture on a collection of the
charts and maps of America, pp. 93-146.
28.3733
[Smithsonian reports, 2856].
—Morse (J.) The American gazetteer, exhibit-
ing the continent ; also the West Indies.
Boston, 1797. 8% 3.100.1
The same. Abridgment. Boston, 1798.
sm. 8'. 3. 100. 1
S«t^ also^ Indians, West Indies, and other names
of parts of America.
Note. The natural history of America and its
parts, as of all other countries, will be found un^
der the names of the specific branches of know-
ledge comprehended under natural history, etc.
Eaich article headed by a geographical name will
contain geographical and historical information
alone.
America {North), Geography, including travels.
— <:arver (J.) Three years* travels through the
intenor of North America, more than
5000 miles, [1766-68]. Philadelphia, 1784.
8^ 3.102.5
^Thesame. Philadelphia, 1789. i»**.
2.2031. 13
The same. Philadelphia, 1796. 8". 3.102.8
— Davenport (B.) Gazetteer oi North America
and the West Indies. Baltimore, 1833.
8'. 3.138^.4
— DoMENECH (E.) Seven years* residence in the
deserts of North America. London, i860.
2v. 8^ 3.104.5
— Kohl (J. G.) A history of the discovery ot
the east coast of North America. Port-
land, Maine, 1869. 3.166.3
[Maine historical society collections. Second
series, v. 1I.
— Mackenzie (A.) Voyages . . . through Ame-
rica to the Frozen and Pacific oceans,
1789, 1793. London, 1801. 4**. 3.106.12
— Simpson (T.) Narrative of discoveries on the
north coast of America . . . [in] 1836-39.
London, 1843. 8". 3.102.6
Stty aUoy Arctic regions, Northwest coast. Rocky
mountains, and the names of various divisions oi
North Anterica, especially the United Sutes.
History,
— Holmes (A.) American annals ; or, a chrono-
logical history of America, from 1492 to
1806. Cambridge, [Mass.], 18 13. 2 v.
8^ 3.142.5
^Thesame. Cambridge, [Mass.], 1829. 2 v.
8". 3.143.3
— ^JossELYN (J.) Chronological observations of
America, from the year of the world to
the year of Christ 1673. Cambridge,
1833. 8". 4- 175.3
rMassachusetts historical society collections.
Third series, v. 3, pp. 354-39^.
— Macgeegor (J.) Progress of America, from
Columbus to 1846. London, 1847. 2 v.
8^ 3.105. 1
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settlements, and trade of the Europeans
in the East and West Indies . . . Trans,
by J. O. Justamond. London, 1783. 8 v.
12°. XI. 2686.8
— Robertson (W.) The history of America.
Ninth edition, . . . conUining the his-
tory of Virginia to 1688; and of New
England to 1652. London, 1800. 4 v.
8^ 3.143.5
The same. Tenth edition. London, 1803.
4 V. 8". 3.143.5
The same. Abridged, with a memoir of the
author, by D. Stewart. New York, 1844.
18°. 32.2021.27
America \SoutK). Geography and history.
—Bishop (N. H.) A thousand miles* walk across
South America. 3d ed. Boston, 1875.
I2\ 3.134.14
18
Ameriou
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Anatomj*
— Caldcleugh (A.) Travels in South America,
during the years 1819-20-31 . . . Brazil,
Buenos Ayres, and Chile. London, 1825.
3V. 8% 3-i34.11
— Hassaurek (F.) Four years among Spanish-
Americans, [in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru,
BoUvia]. New York, 1867. I2^ 3.i3«-7
— Maecoy (P.) or, St. Cricq (Le vicemU de).
Voyage ^ travers TAm^rique du Sud . . .
Paris, 1869. 2 V. i\ 3138.1
— Ons (F. N.) Republics of South America
connected with the Panama railroad.
3.126.20
[/« hi* Isthmus of Panama, pp. 06^-302].
— Pradt (D. D.) Europe and America in 1821.
. . . translated ... by J. D. Williams.
London, 1822. 2 v. V. 24.1511.1
— Tropical nature : an account of phenomena
of life in the western tropics. [Afum.]
[London, 1875]. L 8*. 3«i35.i
5>/, aitc^ Amazon^ Andes, and the names of
eoontries and locaUues in Sonth America.
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Americanlims. &^ English language, (/>Mi^r^).
Ames (Fisher), b. 1758. d. 1808.
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character of Fisher Ames. Boston, 1809
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Amherst college, {Amhtrst^ Massaehusetts).
— Cutting (G. R.) Student Itk at Amherst col-
lege, . . . Amherst, 1871. S"". 24.1496.21
—Tyler (W. S.) Historjrof Amherst college
during its first half century, 1821-1871.
Springfield, 1873. 1* 8''* ^149^-9
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Ammonites (m conckology).
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Amoor, (The river).
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with a land journey through Siberia . . .
New York, i860. 12°. zz.691.26
— Ravenstein (E. G.) The Russians on the
Amur . . . with a description of the
country . . . London, z86i. 8''. zz.691.9
Ampere (Andr6 Marie), b, 1775. d, 1836.
— Arago (D. F. J.) Ampdre. Paris, 1854. 8*.
36.1652.9
[/« kU Notices biographiques, v. a, pp. i-xi61.
— -The same. Eulogy on Ampere. Washing-
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[Smithsonian report, 1873, pp. ixx-x7x].
Ampere {^t^n Jacques).
— Hamerton (p. G.) Jean Jacques Ampere.
Boston, 1878. 16*. 8.478^.19
[/« hit Modem Frenchmen, pp. 334-345].
— Saintb-Beuve (C. A.) [Esauisse de] J. T. Am-
pere. Paris, 1870. 18*. 8.481.2
\ln hi* Portraits contemporains, v. 3, pp. 35S-386].
M. Ampere. Paris, 1862. ^8^ 8.481.3
\In his Portralu litttfraires, v. x, pp. y^i-^ii.
Amphl^, See Batrachia, Frog, Newt, Toad.
Amphibious camivora.
— Hamilton (R.) The amphibious camivora.
[walrus, seal, sea-bear, etc.]. London,
[1840?]. I6^ 27. 1667. 1
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Amphitheatre. See Theatre; also, Nimes, Rome,
(CoHseum).
Amphitrite {asteroid).
— Becker (E.) Tafeln der Amphitrite . . .
Leipzig. 1870. 4**.
[Publication der astronomischen gesellschaft, xo].
Ob*trvai»ry.
Amusements {Populai^.
— Henry (T. C.) Inquiry into the consistency
of popular amusements with a profes-
sion of Christianity. Charleston, S. C,
1B25. I2\ 21.3277
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—Sawyer (F. W.) A plea for amusements.
New York, 1847. I2% 24.1525.19
— Smith (H) Festivals, games and amuse-
ments, ancient and modem. London,
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The same. London. 1831. I8^ 32.2010. 18
— Strutt (J.) Sports and pastimes of the people
of England. London, 1845. L 8*. 5.265.2
-* -The same. Ed. by W. Hone. . . . London,
1876. 8*. S.265.21
Set ^ also. Archery. Athletics, Bicycles, JBilliards«
Dancing, Festtvals, Games, Hunting, Sports,
Theatre.
Amyot (Jacques), h. 15 13. d. 1593.
—Ampere (J. J.) AmyoL Paris, 1877. i8'.
8.481. 1
[In hit MAaages d'histdre iitt^raire, v. i, pp.
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Anaesthesia.
—Johnson (J. G ) Anaesthetics medico- legally
considered. New York, 1881. 23 pp
8^ J9 3825. Box I
-i^ORTON (W. T. G ) Statements on his claim
to the discovery of the anaesthetic proper-
ties of ether. Washington, 1853. 8*.
29.3816.19
Anam, or Annam. See Cochin China.
Ananas {pineapple).
— DuNAL (M. F.) Monographie de la famille
des anonac6es. Paris, 18 17. 4*.
28.1748.13
Anatolia. See Asia Minor.
Anatomy {Human),
— Albinus (B. S.) Tabulae anatomicae hominis.
Londini, 1747. 1. V. Alumni room.
Note. These exquisite delineations are really the
work of Bustachio, who died in 1574, too poor to
enn^ve them. They were first printed in 17x4.
The same. Tables [plates] of the skeleton
and muscles of the human body. London,
1747. gr. f°. Alumni room.
The same. Explanation of figures. Trans-
lated from the Latin. London, 1754. 4°.
29.3826.1
— B£CLARD (P. A.) Elements of general anat-
omy, . . . translated by J. Togno. Phila-
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— Braune(W.) Atlas of topographical anato-
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Anatomy.
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*— Cutter (C.) First book on anatomy and
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«' Treatise on anatomy, physiology, and hy-
giene. . . . Boston, 1850. 13°. 29.3813.13
— Fau (J.) Anatomy of the external forms of
man. . . . Ed. by R. Knox. London,
1849. 8** 29.3815.9
— Fyfe (A.) Compendium of anatomy. 9th ed.
Edinburgh, 1826. 4 v. 8**. 29.3813.9
— Griscom (J. H.) Animal mechanism. New
York, 1839. 18*. 32.3030.9
— H ASS ALL (A. H.) Microscooic anatomy of
the human body. . . . [Ed.] by H. Van
Arsdale. New York, 1855. 2 v. 8^
29.3813.3
-^Haughton (S.) Principles of animal mechan-
ics. 2d ed. London, 1873. 8*. 26.1614.53
— Hbnls (F. G. J.) Anatomischer hand-atlas
zum gebrauch im secirsaal. Braunschweig,
1874-77. 6 pts. in I V. 8*. 29.3814
— Hodges (R. M.) Practical dissections. Cam-
bridge. [Mass.], 1858. 16*. 29.3836.14
— KOlliker (K. a.) Manual of human micro-
scopical anatomy. Tr. byG. Busk and
T. Huxley. Ed. by J. Da Costa. Phila-
delphia, 1854. 8". 29.3813.6
— Leidy (J.) Elementary treatise on human
anatomy. Philadelphia, 1861. 8°. 29.3813.2
— LiZARS (J.) System of anatomical plates
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Edinburgh, 1822-26. 12 pts. in 2 v. 8".
29.3813.8
The same. loi col. pi. T. Desk.
— QuAiN (J.) Elements of anatomy. 4th ed.
London, 1837. 8^ 29.3813.4
The same. Edited by W. Sharpey, S.
Thomson and E. A. Schilfer. London,
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and Wilson (W. J. E.) Series of [anato-
mical] plates with . . . comments. Lon-
don, 1839-^0. 3 V. f*. 29.3818.5-7
—Todd (R. B.) Cyclopaedia of anatomy and
physiology. London, 1835-59. 6 v. 8*.
27.1698^.4
—Turner (W.) Introduction to human anat-
omy . . . Edinburgh, 1877. 2 v. 8^
29.3813.10
Ste^ aUo^ Arteries, Bones, Brain, Ear, Eye, Hand,
Histology, Medulla oblongata. Nerves, Thorax.
Comparative,
— Bell {Sir C.) The hand, its mechanism and
vital endowments, as evincing design.
London, 1833. 8*. 29.3815.14
The same. Philadelphia, 1836. 8".
22.1381. 19
^ -The same. New York, 1864. I2^
27.1671.24
— Blainville (H. M. D. de). Ost6ographie ; ou,
description iconographique compar6e du
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^The same. Atlases, 4 v. in 2. 1. f*. 29. 1868. i
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— Carus (C. G.) Tabulae anatomiam compara*
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27. 1684. s
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mie der wirbelthiere. Erstes hefL Car-
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trarium ... in animalibus vertebris in-
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—Hawkins (B. W.) Comparative view of the
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comparative anatomy. . . . London, 1864.
8". 27.1684.8
— Jones (T. R.) Manual of comparative anatomy.
3d ed. London, 1861. 8'. 27.1673.17
— Leydig (F.) Anatomisch-histologische unter-
suchungen liber fische und reptilien.
Berlin. 1853. 4*. 27.1676.14
Zum nervensystem und den sinnesorganen
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demonstrate the archetype skeleton. . . .
London, 1847. V, 27.1687.8
— Monro (A.) Structure and physiology of
fishes, compared with those of . . . other
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tebrate skeleton. London, 1848. 8**.
27.1685.8
Lectures on the comparative anatomy . . .
of the vertebrate animals. Pt I. Fishes.
London, 1846. 8'*. 27.1704.10
Lectures on the ' comparative anatomy and
physiology of the invertebrate animals.
2ded. London, 1855. 8\ 27.1684.7
Odontography; or, a treatise on the compar-
ative anatomy of the teeth. London, 184a-
45. 2 V. 1. 8^ 27.1685.3
On the anatomy of vertebrates. London,
1866-68. 3v. 8^ 27.1685.6
— Rathke (H.) Entwickelungs-geschichte des
menschen und der thiere. Leipzig, 1832.
4**. 27.1676.17
— Rosenberg (E.) Untersuchung tlber die ent-
wickelung des canalis cochlearis der sftu-
gethiere. . . . Dorpat, 1868. 48 pp. 2 pi.
4°. 27. 1676. Box I
— SiEBOLD (C. T. E. von). Anatomy of the in-
vertebrata. Tr. by W. L Burnett. Boston,
1854. 8^ 27-1705.9
The same. Boston, 1874. 8". 27.1705.10
and Stannius (H.) Lehrbuch der vergleich-
enden anatomie. Berlin, 1846-48. 2 v.
8^ 27.1684.15
The same. Nouveau manuel d'anatomie
compar^e. Traduit par A. Spring et T.
Lacordaire. Paris, 1850. 2 v. 16".
27.1670.26
Anatomy.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSE
~St&aus.Durckheim (H.) Considerations g6-
n6rales sur I'anatomie compar6e des ani-
maux articul^s. . . . Paris, i8a8. a v. 4°.
27. 1688. 12
— Wilder (B. G.) Intermembral homologies.
The correspondence of the anterior and
posterior limbs of vertebrates. Boston,
1871. 8^ 27.1676. Box 2
Ste, alta. Appendages^ Limbs, Teeth.
Periodicals.
— Arbeiten aus dem zoologische-zootomischen
institut in Wlirzburg. Herausgegeben von
C. Semper. Wilrzburg. 1874-81. 5 v. 8*.
27.1691. 16
— MoRPHOLOGiscHES jahrbuch. . . . Herausge-
geben von Carl Gegenbaur. Leipzig,
1876-80. 6 v. 8°. 27. 1694. 1
AnajULgorsLS^ c/azomenus, b. B.C. 499.
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von Klazomenft, Ein beitrag zur gescbichte
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23.1415. 16
Ancient history. See History, {ancient).
Ancients and modems, compared.
— FiNELON (F. de S. de L.) Characters and
criticisms upon the ancient and modern
orators, poets, etc. . . . London, 1705. 8*.
19.3185.1
— Temple (5/> W.) Essay upon the ancient and
modem learning, pp. 141-180. v. 4 of
62356
Set, alsos Bentley's Dissertationii on the epistles of
Pbalaris, Themistocles, etc. Woiics, v. x, a.
Ancon {near Lima^ in Peru),
— Reiss (W.) and Stubel (A.) Necropolis of
Ancon. London, 188 1. T. Art-room. C.6.1
Ancona, {a city and province in Italy^ on the
Adriatic).
— Peruzzi (A.) Storia d' Ancona dalla sua fon-
dazione all 'anno 1532.
V. 10, II of X2.3714.1
Ancre (Concino Concini, mar/chal d\
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qui s'est pass6 k la mort da mareschal
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\In Michaud and Poujoulat Nouv. col. de m^m.
ae scrie, vol. 5, pp. 447-484].
Ancjra {n^w Angora)^ in Galatia^ Asia Minor.
See Augustus (Csuus Octavius). Monumentum
aiKyranum.
^f^ie. An account of Angora will be found in W.
J. Hamilton's Researches in Asia Minor ; and a
copy of what remains of the Greek inscriptioa is
given in his appendix.
Andalusia {in Spain),
— Murray (R. D.) The cities and wilds of
Andalucia. London, 1849. 2 v. 12°.
zo.625.13
Andersen (Hans Christian), b. 1805. d. 1875.
— Story of my life. Now first translated.
New York, 1871. p. 8". 20. 1242. 10
The same. Boston, 1879. p. 8*. 9.541.6
Anderson (Alexander), b. 1774. d. 1870.
— LossiNG (B. J.) Memorial of Alexander Ander-
son, the first engraver on wood in America.
New York, 1872. 1. 8". 4.204.26
Anderson (Rufus). b, 1796. d, 1880.
— Thompson (A. C.) Discourse commemorative
of Rev. R. Anderson, with addresses at
the ftmcral. Boston, i88a 60 pp. 8*".
4.218. Box I
Andersonville, {Georgid)Si;^^^^<\j^\
— [Proceedings at the triaroT" 1 1 y U ly ^ WIrtz,
commandant of the prison at Anderson-
viile]. Washington, 1868. 8'*. 4.2196
[Executive documents of the House of representa^
tives. No. 93. 40th congress, ad sessionj.
Andes.
— Bishop (N. H.) The pampas and the Andes.
A thousand miles walk. Boston, 1875.
I2^ 3134.14
— Wagner (M.) Naturwissenschaftliche reisen
im tropischen Amerika. Stuttgart, 1870.
8*. 3.125.11
Set^ also^ Chili, Ecuador, Patagonia, Peru.
Andocides. b. b.c. 467. d. 390.?
— Meier (M. H. E.) Commentationes tres de
Andocidis quae fertur contra Alcibiadem
oratione. Halae, 1836-38. 21 1. 4°.
14.868. Box I
Andover theological seminary.
— Catalogue of the library, by O. A. Taylor.
Andover, 1838. 8". 16. 1003.7
The same. First supplement. Andover,
1849. 8''' 16. 1003.7
— Catalogues of the students, 1873-80. Andover.
8^ 1.4120
Andre (i1/tf/Vv John), b. 175 1. d, 1780.
— Benson (E.) Vindication of the captors of
major Andr6. New York, 1817. 12**.
3.140.20
— BiDDLE (C. J.) The case of major Andr6.
With a review of the statement of it in
lord Mahon's History of England. 4. 19 1.4
[Pennsylvania historical society. Memoirs, vol. 6,
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— Sargent (L. M.) Removal of the remains of
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Andrew (John Albion). ^.1818. d. 1867.
—Browne (A. E.) Sketch of the official life of
John A. Andrew. New York, 1868. I2^
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—Chandler (P. W.) Memoir of Gov. Andrew,
with personal reminiscences. . . . Bos-
ton, 1880. i6\ 4.202.10^
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ton. 1878. p. 8°. 4.198^.11
[In kit Memorial sketches, pp. 1-65].
—Whipple (E. P.) Address before the city
council of Boston, Nov. 26, 1867.
21.1326.39
[Im hit Success and its conditions, pp. 306-333].
Andros (5f> Edmund), b. 1637. d. 1714.
— Byfield (N.) An account of the late revolu-
tion in New England, [1689.] 4°. 4.176.26
[Sabin*s reprints, part x].
— Commission as governor of New England,
issued by king James the second to Sir
Edmund Andros, June 3, 1686. 17 pp.
8^ 3- 143. 1
[Forceps historical tracts, vol. 4, No. 8].
See^ altOy various documents in the collections of
the Massachusetts historical society, referred to
under Andros, in the catalogue of the Boston
Athenaum.
Andryane (Aiessandro). h. . d. 1862.
— Memoirs of a prisoner of state in the fortress
of Spielberg. Tr. by F. Prandi. London,
1842. 2 V. 12*. 12.723.19
Anecdotes.
— Almon (J.) Biographical, literary, and politi-
cal anecdotes of eminent persons of the
presentage. London, 1797. 3 v. 8*. 6.347.1
Anecdotes.
SUBJECTCATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Ans^io-Saxons.
—Boyd (M.) Reminiscences of fifty years.
New York, 1871. 8". 6.342.26
— Byerley (T.) and Robertson (J. C.) Percy
anecdotes. London, 1823-28. 40 v. in 20.
I8^ X. 17.22
— Capelloni (L.) Ragionamenti varii sopra
essempii, con accidenti misti. . . . Geneva,
1576. sm. 4'. 19. 3183.2
— <^HAMBERS (R.) Book of days, a miscellany
of . . . anecdote, etc. London, 1863-64.
2 V. 1. 8°. 2.584.4
— King (W.) Political and literary anecdotes.
. . . 2d ed. London, 1819. 8 . 2z.1312.31
— Malling (O.) Great and good deeds of Danes,
Norwegians, and Holsteinians, tr. into
English. London, 1807. 4°. ZO.596.26
— Thoms (W. J.) Anecdotes and traditions,
illustrative of early English history and
literature, derived from MS. sources.
London, 1839. 4°* 5-30I.9
— -The same. 6.314.4
—Valerius Maximus. Dictorum factorumque
memorabilium libri novem. Editio socie-
totis bipontinae. Biponti, 1783. 8**.
13.814.27
S**^ aitOt Biography.
Aneeli (Stefano degli). b. 1623. d. 1697.
— Magrini (P.) Sulla vita e sulle opere di
Stefano degli Angell. Roma, 1866. 37
pp. 8\ 26.1655
Angelo (Michel). See Buonarotti (M. A.).
Anger.
— Fawcett (J.) An essay on anger. 5tb ed.
London, 1824. 12*'. 23.1463.37
Sge^ also^ Emotions, Moral science.
Angling. See Fishing.
Anglo-norman language. 5;^^ French language.
Anglo-norman literature.
— La Rue (G. de). Lives of various Anglo-Nor-
man poets of the 12th century. 5.2286.1
[Archaeologia, v. 12, pp. 297-326 ; v. 13, pp. 230-
250].
—Wright (T.) Biographia britonnica Uteraria;
Anglo-Norman period. London, 1846.
8°. 17.1022.2
Anglo-Saxons. Antiquities.
— Adamson (J.) Discovery at Hexham of Anglo-
Saxon stycas. 5.2296.1
[Archaeologia, v. as, pp. 379-310 ; v. a6, pp. 346-
348. 7 pi.].
— Clarke (W.) Connexion of the Roman,
Saxon and English coins. London, 1767.
4". 2.96.4
—Gage (J.) The Anglo-Saxon ceremonial of
the dedication and consecration of
churches. $,22(fo. i
[" Archaeologia'* v. 35, pp. 235-274].
— Great Britain. Record commission. An-
cient laws and institutions of England,
. . . from Aethelbirht ... to Henry L
[edited by B. Thorpe]. London, 1840. f\
15.2958.2
— Heywood (S.) Dissertation upon the distinc-
tions in society, . . . under the Anglo-
Saxon governments. London, 1818. 8**.
15.2956.33
— Lambard (W.) Archaionomia; sive, de priscis
Anglorum legibus libri. . \ . Londini,
1568. 8. 4^ 15.2954.24
^-Leo (H.) Rectitudines singularum personarum ;
nebst einer einleitenden abhandlung Uber
landansidlnng, landbau, gutsherliche und
bSuerliche verhUltnisse der Angelsachsen.
Halle, 1842. 8^ 15. 2955. 19
^Treatise on the local nomenclature of the
Anglo-Saxons. . . . London, 1852. 8"".
15.2954.21
— Menologium ; seu, calendarium poeticum ex
hickesiano thesauro : or, the poetical cal-
endar of the Anglo-Saxons. [Amm.] With
... a transition ... by S. Fox.
London, 1830. 8*. 15.2955. 12
— Neville (R. C.) Saxon obsequies : illustrated
by ornaments and weapons discovered
near Little Wilbraham, Cambridgeshire,
1851. London, 1852. f*. 15.2958.4
— Piper (F.) Die kalendarien und martyrologien
der Angelsachsen, etc. Berlin, 1862. 8°.
15.2954.29
— SCHMID (R.) Die gesetze der Angelsachsen. In
der ursprache mit uebersetzung, erlMuter-
ungen, und einem antiquarischen glossar.
Leipzig, 1858. 1. 8". 15-2955.9
— Silver (T.) Coronation service ; or, consecra-
tion of the Anglo-Saxon kings, as it illus-
trates the origin of the constitution.
Oxford, 1831. 8^ z5.2955.22
— Thwaites (E.) Noue in Anglo-Saxonum
nummos. [Anon,] Oxoniae, 1708. s. 8**.
15.2954.27
[BfiMttd with Wotton*8 Linguarum yett. septt.
thesauri conspectus brevis].
— Wackerbarth (F. D.) Music and the Anglo-
Saxons. London, 1837. 8°. 15.2955.21
\In a vol. lettertd *' Anglo-Saxon tracts^*].
History,
— Chronicon saxonicum ; seu, annates rerum in
Anglia gestarum ad annum 11 54, jam
demum latinitate donati opera E. Gibson.
Oxonii, 1692. 4". 15.2955. II
The same. The Saxon chronicle, with an
English translation and notes, etc., by
J. Ingram. London, 1823. 4**. 15.2956.2
— -Ancient history, English and French, exem-
plified in a regular dissection of the Saxon
chronicle, [etc.] . . . [Anon.] London,
1830. I2^ 15.2955.25
— Haigh (D. H.) The Anglo-Saxon sagas ; an
examination of their value as aids to his-
tory. . . . London, 1861. 8*. 15.2954. 11
— Kemble (T. M.) Codex diplomaticus aevi
saxonici. [a.d. 604-1369]. Londini, 1839^-
48. 6 V. in 3. 8^ 15.2956.27
The Saxons in England. A history of the
English commonwealth, till the period of
the Norman conquest. London, 1849.
2v. 8^ 5.281.1
— Lappenberg (J. M.) History of England un-
der the Anglo-Saxon kings. Translated
by B. Thorpe. London, 1845. 2 v. 8".
15-2956.37
— LiNGARD (J.) History and antiquities of the
Anglo-Saxon church. London, 1845. 2 v.
8^ 5.282.5
— Miller (T.) History of the Anglo-Saxons . .
to the Norman conquest. London, 1852.
16". 5.280.7
— Palgrave (F.) Historv of the Anglo-Saxons.
London, 1837. 12 . 5.280.3
22
Aiie:lo-Sazotui«
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Anglo-SibconB,
Thei»m«. London, 1842. i6% 1.1.3
The sume. 5.280.17
— » -Rise and progress of the English common-
wealth. Anglo-Sa^ton period. London »
1832. 2 V. 4', 5.286.2
— ^SoAMES (H.) The Anglo-Saxon church : its
history, revenues, and general character.
London, 1835. 8'. 15.2955.16
— TuRKEK (S.) History of the Anglo-Saxons,
from the earliest period to the Norman
conquest. Philadelphia, 1841. 2 v. 8°.
5.281.1
^Thc same. Paris, 1840. 3 v. 8°, 15.2956.34
Language: t. Dictionaries,
— BoswoRTH (J.) Dictionary of the Anglo-
Saxon language. . . . London, 1838. 8°.
I5-2953.6
^A compendious Anglo-Saxon and English
dictionary. London, 1868. 8^ 15. 2953. 10
— HiCKES (G.) Linguarum septentrionalium
thesaurus grammatico-criticus et archae-
ologictis. Oxoniae, 1703-05. 3 v. V,
15.2958.1
— Leo (H.) Angeislkhsisches glossar. . . .
Halle, 1877. 8*. 15.29534
•*— Lye (£.) Dictionarium saxonico- et gothico-
latinum. Accedunt . . . opuscula quae-
dam anglo-saxonica. Edidit O. Manning.
London, 1772. 3 v. f*. 15.2958.6
— SoMNER (W.) Dictionarium saxonico-latino-
anglicum. Oxonii, 1659. V, 15. 2958.13
— WoTTOM (W.) Linguarum vett. septentriona-
Uum thesauri gnlmmatico-critici et archae-
ologici . . . conspectus brevis. Londini.
1708. s. 8". 15. 2954. 27
^The same. Short view of George Hickes's
grammatico-critical and archaeological
treasure of the ancient northern lan-
guages. With notes and an appendix
. . . tr. by Maurice Shelton. . . . Lon-
don, 1737. 8.4". 15.2958.19
— ^Wright (T.) a volume of vocabularies . . .
from the loth century to the 15th. Lon-
don, 1857-73. 2v. 1.8°. 15.2953.1
1. Grammars,
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primitive English, or Anglo-Saxon Ian-
guage. London, 1826. 8''. 15.2951. 6
Elements of Anglo-Saxon grammar. , . ,
London, 1823. 8°. 15.2951. 11
Essentials of Anglo-Saxon grammar. . . .
London, 1841. 8^ 15.2953.2
— Casaubon (M.) De quatuor Unguis commen-
tationis pars prior, de lingua saxonica.
Londini, 1650. I6^ 15.2952.31
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English-Saxon tongue : [now] first given
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Anglo-Saxon tongue. London, 1829. 8°.
15. 295 1.9
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guages reciprocally illustrative of each
other; the errors of Hickes and others,
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^ . . London, 1798. 4*. 15.2956.2
"-Heyive (M.) Kleitie altsSchsische und altnie-
derfrftnkischtf grammatik. Paderbom,
1873. 8^ 15.2951.17
^HlCKES (G.) Grammatica anglo-saxonica ex
liickesiano litiguarum septentrionalium
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Institiitiones grammaticae anglo-saxonicae,
et moeso-gothicae. . . . Accedit E. Ber-
nardi Etymologicon britanniciun. Ox-
onian, 1689. s. d**. 15.2951.2
-Hunter (W.) Anglo-Saxon grammar and
derivatives. London, 183^. 8**. 15.2951.8
-.Jefferson (T.) Essav towards facilitating
instruction in the Anglo-Saxon. . . . New
York, p85i. 4°. IS.2956.5
[/* d vol. Utlertd ** Antiquarian tracts"]:
-Klipstein (L. F.) Grammar of the Anglo-
Saxon language. 2d ed. New York, 1848.
12*. 15.2951.91
— The same. Revised ed. New York, 1857.
12". 15.2951.2a
-K0RNER (K.) AngelsSchsische formenlehre.
Heilbronn, 1878. 8*. 15.2951.5
'^ *>Einleitung in das studiutn des angels&chsi-
schen. Heilbronn, 1878-80. 2 pts. in i v.
%\ 15-2953.8
-Loth (T.) Etymologische angelsaechsisch-
engUsche grammatik. Elberfeld, 1870. 8*".
15.2951.4
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Anglo-Saxon language. . • . New York,
1873. 8*. 15. 2951. 1
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tongue. Tr. from the Danish by B.
Thorpe. Copenhagen, 1830. 8*.
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— The same. London, 1865. i6*. 15.2951.27
-Shute (S. M.) Manual of Anglo-Saxon for
beginners. . . . New York, 1867. i2',
15.2951.23
-Vernon (E. J.) Guide to the Anglo-Saxon
tongue. London, 1865. I2^ 15.2951.26
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Saxon grammar. Edinburgh, 1857. 16'.
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3. Readers.
-Barnes (W.) Se gefylsta (the helper): an
Anglo-Saxon delectus. . . . London, 1849.
12°. 15.2952.28
-Brenner (O.) AngelsSchsische sprachproben,
. . . Mttnchen, 1879. sq- i6°- 15-2954.25
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early English. New York, 1871. 12**.
15-2954.19
-Ebeling (F. W.) Angelsaechsisches lesebuch.
Leipzig, 1847. s. 4*". 15.2952.22
-Grein (C. W. M.) Bibliothek der angelsftch-
sischen poesie, in kritisch bearbeiteten tex-
ten, und mit vollstftndigem glossar. . . •
Goettingen. 1857. 4 v. 8**. 15.2954.13
Bibliothek der angelsftchsischen prosa in
kritisch bearbeiteten texten. Cassel,i872.
8*. 15.2954.14
-Klipstein (L. F.) Analecta anglo-saxonica.
Selections in prose and verse from Anglo-
Saxon literature, with . . . notes. . . .
New York, 1849. 2 v. 12*, 15.2952.24
— The same. New York, 1856. 2 v. 12'.
15.2952.25
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Anc^lo-Saxons.
SUBJECTCATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Angio-SAxons.
-^Langley (L.) Prindpia saxonica: or, an in-
troduction to Anglo-saxon reading. . . .
London, 1844. 13^. z5.2952.27
— Oelrichs (J.) Angelsaechsische chresto-
mathie. Bremen, 1799. s. 4*. 15.2955. 39
[/t$ a vol. Utttred ** Koeler. Thcuerdancr'J.
— RiEGER (M .) Alt- und angels^bsisches lese-
buch nebst altfriesischen stUcken, mit
einem wOrterbuche. Giessen, 1861. 8**.
15.2954.7
— Thorpe (B.) Analecta anglo-saxonica. A
selection, in prose and verse, from Anglo-
Saxon authors of various ages, with a
glossary. London, 1834. 8°* 15.2952.21
The same. New edition. London, 1846.
12'. z5.2956.20
— Wackernagel (W.) Gothische und altsJtch-
sische lesestUcke, nebst wdrterbuch.
Basel, 187 1, s. 4% Z5.2954.9
Literature: I. General works.
— Ingram (J.) Inaugural lecture on . . . Anglo-
Saxon literature: to which is added the
geography of Europe, by king Alfred. . . .
O.xford, 1807. 4**. X5.2956.9
— Metcalfe (F.) The Englishman and the
Scandinavian; ... a comparison of liter-
atures. London, 1880. 8 . zy. 1022. 15
— Petheram (J.) Historical sketch of the pro-
gress an4 present state of Anglo-Saxon
literature in England. London, 1840. 8**.
15.2954.10
— Silver (T.) Lecture on the study of Anglo-
Saxon. . . . Oxford, 1822. 8**. z5.2951.12
[/« Tracts on the Saxon language].
— Wright (T.) Biographia britannica literaria;
literary characters of Great Britain. An-
glo Saxon period. London, 1842. 8".
17.1022.2
Coup-d*oeil sur les progr^s. et sur I'^tat actuel
de la litt6rature anglo-saxonne en Angle-
terre. Traduit de I'Anglais par M. de
Larenaudi^re. Paris. 1836. 8°. z5.2955.20
2. Specimens in poetry,
— Carmen anglo-saxonicum in codice exoniensi
servatum, quod vulgo inscribitur Ruinae.
Eldidit, emendavit. in linguam vernaculam
transtulit, et adnotationes adjunxit H.
Leo. Halis, 1865. 17 pp. 4**. Z5.2958
— Codex exoniensis. A collection of Anglo-
Saxon poetry from a manuscript at Exe-
ter, with an English tr. and notes, by B.
Thorpe. London, 1842. I. 8**. Z5.2954.1
— Codex vercellensis (The poetry). With an
English tr. by J. M. Kemble. London,
1843. 2v.ini. 8^ Z5. 2953. 16
— Conybeare (J. J.) Illustrations of Anglo-
Saxon poetry. Ed. . . . with additional
notes, by his brother, W. D. Conybeare.
London, 1826. 4**. Z5. 2955.1
— Departing souFs address to the body: frag-
ment of a semi-Saxon poem. [Anon.]
London, 1845. 8". Z5. 2955.21
[/« a vol. Uttered " Anglo-Saxon tracts'*].
— Dialogue of Salomon and Saturnus. lAnon.l
With an historical introduction. London,
1848. 8^ z5.2953.16
— EttmIJller (L.) Engla and Seaxna sc6pas
and bdceras. Anglo-saxonum po6tae at-
que scriptores prosaici. • . . Quedlin-
burgii, 1850, 8*. 15. 3954.1 5
— JiJDiTH. Fragment af ett fomengelskt quide.
Med svensk 5fversllttning och glossarium.
Kjdbenhavn, 1858. 72 pp. 8 . Z5.295S
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quiiden pi grundspr&ket. Med svensk
afversftttning och &tf5ljaude glossarium.
Lund, 1857. 8". Z5. 2952.1
—Specimen of King Alfred's proverbs, with a
Swedish translation and a glossary . . .
by L. G. Nilsson. Copenhagen, 1859.
45 pp. 8\ 15.2958
3. Specimens in prose,
— Aelfric. Homilies of the Anglo-Saxon
church ... in the original, . . . with an
English version by B. Thorpe. London,
1844-46. 2v. 8. 15.2953-17
Saxon treatise concerning the old and new
testament. . . . With English of our
times, by William L*Isle of Wilburgham.
. . . London, 1623. s. 4''. z5.2952.1s
[Bound with Bible. Anglo^eueoH. London,
157X. 8.4«.]
—Basilius {St.) Anglo-Saxon version of the
Hexameron ; and Anglo-Saxon remains
of his Admonitio ad filium spiritualem.
London, 1849. 8**. Z5. 2955.21
\In a vol. lettered ** Anglo Saxon tracts^'].
—Beowulf. Anglo-Saxon poems. Ed. by J. M.
Kemble. London, 1835. it'', Z5. 2954.42
^Translation of the Anglo-Saxon poem of
Beowulf, with a . . . glossary . . . and
notes, by J. M. Kemble. London, 1837.
^6^ Z5. 2954.42
— BouTERWEK (C. W.) Screadunga. Anglo-
saxonica maximam partem inedita. Elber-
fcldae, 1858. 4°. Z5.2955.2
— Cockayne (T. O.) Narratiunculae anglice
conscriptae. Londini, 1861. 8**. Z5. 2955. 33
— English-Saxon homily on the birthday of St.
Gregory. F-^ «<?«.] Translated ... by
E. Elstob. London, 1709. 8*. Z5.2952.5
— Felix, of Crouland. Anglo-Saxon version of
the life of St. Guthlac, hermit of Crow-
land, with a tr. and notes, by C. W. Good-
win. London, 1848. 16**. Z5. 2952. 26
— Hardwick (C.) Historical inquiry touching
saint Catharine of Alexandria: to which
is added, a semi-Saxon legend. Cam-
bridge, 1849. 48 pp. 4''. 15.2956.5
\In a vol. lettered " Archaeologia**!.
— ** Opuscula anglo-saxonica." s. 8 . Z5. 2952. 23
Contents.
z. MQUer (L. C.) Collectanea anglo-saxonica.
Havniae, 1835.
3. MOller (J.) Saxones. Berolini, 1830.
3. Anglo-Saxon version of ApoUonius of Tjrre, by
B. Thorpe. London, 1834.
4. Beowulf, ilberseut von L. BttmUller. ZQrich^
1840.
— Sermon of the paschall lambe. ... In the
old Saxon tongue. . . . [Anon.] London^
1623. s. 4^ z5.2952.15
{Bound with Bible. An^ioSaxon. Gospels. Lon«
don, 1571. 8. 4*].
{Bible: Old Testament).
— Caedmon. Paraphrasis poetica Genesios ac
praecipuarum sacrae paginae historiarum.
Amstelodami, 1655. s. 4°. Z5. 2952. 12
— Heptateuches, liber Job, et evangelium Nico-
demi, anglo-saxonice. Historiae Judith
frag^entum, dano-saxonice. E^idit E.
Thwaitcs. Oxoniae, 1698. 8*. z5.2955.3z
24
Ans^lo-Saxons.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Anonymous.
— PsALTERiUM Davidis latino-saxonicum vetus,
a J. Spelmanno . . . editum. . . . Lon-
dini, 1640. 4". 15.2952.4
New Testament: Gospels,
— Da halgan godspel on Englisc. The Anglo-
Saxon version of the holy gospels, ed.
... by B. Thorpe. London, 1842, 12°.
15.2952.19
The same. Reprinted by L. F. Klipstein.
New York, 1846. 12°. 15.2952.18
The same. 2d ed. New York, 1848. I2^
15.2952.17
— Die vier evangelien in alt-nordhumbrischer
sprache . . . herausg. von K. W. Bouter-
wek. Gtitersloh, 1857. 8*. 15.2952.10
— Gospels of the fower evangelistes, trans-
lated in the old Saxons tyme out of Latin
into the vulgare toung of the Saxons. . . .
[Preface by J. Fox]. London, 15 71.
s.4". X5. 2952. 15
—Gospel according to St. Matthew. In Anglo-
Saxon and Northumbrian versions. . . .
Cambridge. 1858. 4**. 15.2956.8
— Gospel according to St. Mark. In Anglo-
Saxon and Northumbrian versions. . . .
Cambridge, 1871. 4^ 15.2956.7
— Gospel according to St. John. In Anglo-
Saxon and Northumbnan versions. . . .
Cambridge. 1878. 4**. 15. 2956. 6
— LiNDiSFARNE and Rushworth gospels . . .
from the original Mss. . . . London,
1854-65. 4 V. 8°. 15.2952.6
— QuATUOR Jesu Christ! evangeliorum versiones
perantiquae duae, gothica scil. et anglo-
saxonica. . . . Dordrechti, 1665. s. 4**.
15.2952.13
Aneola, {Lower Guinea),
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Congo. New York, 1876. ^6^ 11.654. 18
An^nu See Ancyra.
Anhalt-Dessau (Leopold von), b. 1676. d. 1747.
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Leopold von Anhalt-Dessau. pp. 1-174.
V. 2 of 9.556.3
Anian (Straits of). See Behring's Straits.
Aniline.
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. . . Tr. by W. Crookes. New York,
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Animal kingdom. See Zoology.
Animal magnetism. See Mesmerism.
Animal mechanics, ^mechanism. See Anatomy.
Animalcules. See Infusoria.
Anjon, (Ancient province of France),
— MouRiN (E.) La reforme et la ligue en Anjou.
Paris, 1856. 8^ 31.1961.5
Anne, {Queen of Great Britain and Ireland,
1702-14). b. 1665. d. 1 714.
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pp. 82-125 V. 2 of 32.2010.26
—Morris (E. E.) The age of Anne, 1697-1714.
New York. 1876. 16*. 5300.5
— SoMERViLLE (T.) History of Great Britain
during the reigfn of queen Anne. London,
1798. 4*. 5.286.1
—Stanhope (P. H.) History of England, com-
prising the reign of queen Anne, 1701-1713.
London, 1870. 8*. S.303.8
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nant of Great Britain and Ireland.
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the year 1710: Behaviour of the queen's
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SttyoUo^ lives of Churchill (John), duke 0/ Marl-
borough^ of Louis XIV., king 0/ France, of St-
John ilard Bolingbroke\ and of other eminent
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Anne of Austria, queen of France, b. 1602.
d, 1666.
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Austria, queen regent of France, mother
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Seg, also^ Cond^ Mazarin, Retz, Richelieu.
Anne of Brittany, queen of France, b, 1477. d,
1514.
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Annelida.
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annelids. Pt. i. The nemerteans. Lon-
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Annihilation.
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in the light of the gospel of love. London,
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Annuities.
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\[n Barnwell (R. G.) Life and times of John De
Witt New York, 1856. i6«l.
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Anonaceae.
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Anonymous works.
— Barbier (A. A.) Dictionnaire dcs ouvrages
anonymes. 3e 6d. revue , . . par . . .
O. Barbier et . . . Billard. . . . Paris,
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the anonymous literature of Great Britain.
V. I. Edinburgh, 1882. 8". Art room.
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Ansbach.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Antiqmties,
ABSbftch, Anspach, or Onolzbach, in Bavaria.
— Georoi (J. F.) Nachricht ron der stadt und
dem margpraffthum Ansbach. . . . Franck-
ftirt, 1732. ft. 4*. 9.530.1
Ansbach (Elizabeth Berkeley Cfaven), margra-
vine of, b, 1750. d, 1828.
— Memoirs, written by herself. London, 1826.
2 V. in I. 8^ 9- 541*9
Aatelm (5^»i»/) it Anselmo of Aosta. b, 1034.
Archbishop of Canterbury^ 1093-I109.
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— John, of Salisbury. Vita sancti Anselmi.
coL 1009-1040 of 23.1416.4
— RiMUSAT (C. de). Saint Anselme de Can-
torb^ry. . . . Paris, 1853. 16**. 23. 1416.23
Ansgarius (Saint\
— Krummacher (F. a.) St Ansgar. . . . Zur
geschichte der christlichen kirche. . . .
Bremen, 1828. i6'*. 31. 1950.26
— Maclear (G. F.) St. Anskar, and the conver-
sion of Denmark, pp. 7-30 of 22.1355.27
Anspach (Elizabeth Berkeley Craven), margra-
vine of See Ansbach (E. B. C).
Antara ibn Sheddad el-Absf, an Arabian poeL
b, 550. d. 630(9.
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Antara, ejusque poSmate arabice Moalla-
kah. • . . Amstelodami, 1814. 30 pp. 4*".
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Antelope.
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America. New York, 1877. 8'. 27.1673.12
Antelope, ( The ship),
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Antelope, in August, 1783. voL 4 of X.10.19
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logia graeca. Lugduni Batavorum, 1843.
8^ 14. 2873. 2
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logiamgraecam. Jenae,i8oo. ^^ 14.2873.7
— Neaves (C.) The Greek anthology. Phila-
delphia, 1875. 16°. 18. 1053. 1 1
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Anthony (Charles Hartshorn), b, 1812. d. 1874.
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properties, . . . and derivatives. . . .
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Antinomian controversy.
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Antioch.
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Antiphon. b, b.c. 480. d, 411.
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Anclam, 1861. 16 pp. 4^ z4.868.B0x i
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14.878^.3
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alterthums wissenschaft. Stuttgart, 1842-
66. 6 V. in 8. 8*. 13.818^.3
— Rich (A.) Dictionary of Roman and Greek
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Z^.878^.16
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antiquities. . . . ist Am. ed. by C. An-
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ature. From the German by N. W.
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The same. 3d ed. Philadelphia, 1839. 8*.
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chen und ROmer nach antiken bildwerken.
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^The same. Life of the Greeks and Romans,
described from antique monuments. Tr.
from 3d German ed. by F. Hueflfer. New
York, 1875. 8^ 13.878^.6
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bilder aus dem klassischen alterthum.
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dre Tarch^ologie anx Etudes classiques.
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Stt^misa^ America, Asia, Greece, History, {Ancitnt
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AU0^ CoDTiTial custoias, Inacriptioat.
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^ mhoy Arts, Civilization, Coins, History. In.
scriptioos. Inventions, Man, Middle ages, and the
names of cities, countries and nations.
JkntasUtvery. See Slavery.
Aatoniniis Augustas (Marcus Aurelins), Roman
emperor, b, A.D. 121. d. 180.
— Bartou (P. S.) and Bellori (G. P.) Columna
cochlis M. Aurelio Antonino Augusto
dicata. Romae, 1704. obL 4''. B.7^9
^ -Columoa antoniniana cum notis G. P. BeU
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pp. 286-404. V. I of 12.753. 18
^Farrar (F. W.) Marcus Aurelius.
pp. 257-317 of 22.1390.43
— Long (G.) Life and philosophy of M. Aure-
lius Antoninus. 23.1461. 8
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— RjtNAN (J. E.) Marctis Aurelius. 22.1353.16
[/» hit Bnglish conferences, pp. 137-169].
— -Marc-Aur^le et la fin du monde antique.
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— XiPHiUNUS (T.) M. Antonini philosophi vita.
58 pp. 8°. 14.892. 14
[/« Herodianus. Historiamm libri viii].
Antoninns Pius (Titus Aurelius Fulvus), Roman
emperor, b. A.D. 86. d. 16 1.
— Capitounus (J.) Antoninus Pius. pp. 244-
285. V. I of 12.752. 18
Antrim, (Ireland),
— Hamilton (W.) Natural history of the basaltes
of the county of Antrim, pp. 67-109.
V. 4 of 2.45.5
Antrim and Down dialect.
— Patterson (W. H.) Glossary of words in
use in the counties of Antrim and Down.
London, 1880. 8*". 15. 920. 14
Ants.
— McCooK (H. C.) Natural history of the
agricultural ant of Texas. Philadelphia,
1879. 8". 27.1714.20
— Mavr (G. L.) Formicidae [der reise der
Novara, 1857-59]. Wien, 1868. 119 pp.
4°. 28. 1778. 1
[/» tk£ "Samn. reise, zoologischer theil, v. a].
— MoGGRiDGB (J. T.) Harvesting ants [etc.].
London, 1873. 8'. 27.1714. 19
A«^. The ants are treated of, in all books on in-
Antwttrp.
—Ram (P. F. X. de). Synopsis actorum ec-
desiae antverpiensis, et ejus dioceseos sta-
tus hierarchicus. Bruxellis, 1856. 8°.
xo.574.8
Ape.
— MiVART (St. G.) Man and apes. New York,
1874. 12*. 27.1660.2a
Aphides.
— BucKTON (G. B.) Monograph of the British
aphides. London, 1876-81. 3 v. 8*.
27.1715.3
—Riley (C. V.) and Monell (J.) Notes on the
aphididae of the United States.
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[Aluinni room].
Aphorisms.
—Palmer. (C.) A coUection of select aphorisms
and maxims. London, 1748. 4**. 21.1315. 10
^The same. 21.1298^.2
See, altc. Apophthegms, Maxims, Proverbs.
Aphrodite.
— Bbrnouilli (J. J.) Aphrodite. Ein baustein
zur griechischen kunstmythologie. Leip-
zig, 1873. 8°. 30.1896.20
— Cattanso (G.) Osservazione sopra un fram-
mento antico di bronzo, di greco lavoro
rappresentante Venere. Milano, 1819. T.
30.1898.21
Apocryphal old testament. See Enoch, Judith.
Apocryphal new testament.
—Hone (W.) The apocryphal new testament
... 4th ed. London, 1821. 8°. 22.1362.3
— Thilo (J. C.) Prolegomena de codicibus,
editionibus et versionibus evangeliorum
apocryphorum. pp. 160. Lipsiae, 1832.
8 . 22.1361.33
Set^aita^ Andrew and Matthew,Nicodemus,Pilate.
Apollonius DYSCOlns, (flourished at Alexan*
dria^ earh in the 2d century),
— Eggee (A. E.) Apollonius Dyscole. Essai
sur rhistoire des theories grammaticales
dans rantiquit6. Paris, 1854. 8°. 15.954. 12
— Schoemann (G. F.) Emendationes aliquot
locorum corruptorum in Apollonii libro
de adverbiis. [ Gryphisvaldiae ], 1861.
16 pp. 4*. 14.868. Box I
— Skrzeczka (R. F. L.) Die lehre des Apollo-
nius Dyscolus von den redetheilen, und
kritische bemerkungen zu Apoll. de ad-
verbio. KOnigsberg, 1853. 28 pp. 4*.
14.868. Box I
Apollonins, of Perga*{third century before Christ).
— SchOmann. "Apollonius von Perga." Trep-
tow, 1878. 16 pp. 8*. 26.1598. Box 2
Apollonius, of Rhodes, b. B.C. 235. d, B.C. 194.
— Sainte-Beuve (C. a.) De la M6d6e d' Apol-
lonius. pp. 359-406. V. 5 of 8.481.2
Apollonius, of Tyana, {about the time of Christ),
— Philostratus. Epistolae Apollonii tyanen-
sis, cum ejus vita, libris vin. [graece et
latine]. Z4.898.6
The same. De tyanensi Apollonio libri.
Recognovit A. Westermann. Parisiis,
1849. 1- 8^ 14.874.2
Apollonius, prince of Tyre.
See Shakespeare. Pericles, prince of Tyre.
Apologetics.
See Evidences of revealed religion.
Apophthegms.
—Erasmus (D.) Apophthegmcs translated by N.
Udall. Boston, 1877. 1. 8^ 21. 1305.31
— Paley (F, A.) Greek wit London, 1881. 2 v.
i6^ 21. 1298a. 1 1
27
Apophthegms.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Ar&buu
— Plutarchus. Apophthegmata regum et im-
peratorum. Apophthegmata laconica.
Apophthegmata lacaenarum. Londini,
1741. 4^ X4.906.1
— Whately (R.) Thoughts and apophthegms.
Philadelphia, 1856. 12*. 21. 1316.34
— ZiNKGRAF (J. W.) Deutsche apophthegmata;
das ist der deutschen scharfsinnige kluge
sprtlche . . . Leyden, 1644. 3 pts. in i v.
S. 12**. 2Z.I298^I.22
Set, mlso, Maxims, ProTcrbt.
Apostles, (Lives of the).
— Cave (W.) Antiquitates apostolicae ; or, the
lives ... of the holy apostles . . . and
of . . . St. Mark and St. Luke. . . .
London, 1834. 2 v. 16°. 31. 1942.38
— Lardner (N.) History of the apostles and
evangelists, writers of the New Testa-
ment. London, 1791. 8**. v. 2 of 22.1346.6
— Renan (J. E.) Les ap6tres. Paris, 1866. 8^
22.1352.15
Ste^ aUo, Paul i^SaiiU),
Apostolic age.
—Bauer (B.) Christus und die Caesaren. Der
ursprung des christenthums aus dem
rOmischen griechenthum. 2e aufl. Ber-
lin, 1879. ^^ 3X.1942.9
— Coleman (L.) The apostolical and (mmitive
church. With an essay by A. Neander.
2d ed. Boston, 1844. 12 . 31.1942. 16
— Hausrath (A.) Neutestamentliche zeitge-
schichte. Heidelberg, 1 868-1 872. 2 v.
8°. 31.1945. 16
—Holland (H. S.) The apostolic fathers. . . .
London, 1878 (?). 16". 31. 1943.28
—Neander (J. A. W.) Gcschichte der pflan-
zung und leitung der christlichen kirche
durch die apostel. 4e aufl. Hamburg,
1847. I V. in 2. 8'. 31. 1945.20
The same. History of the planting and
training of the Christian church. From the
3d German ed. by J. E. Ryland. Phila-
delphia, 1844. 8**- 31* 1945-5
—Newton (T.) Review of ecclesiastical history
. . . first century, London, 1770. 8*.
3i.194i.11.
— PRESSENsfi (E.de). Early years of Christianity.
The apostolic era. Tr. by A. Harwood.
New York, 1870. p. 8*. 31.1942.29
— Renan i]. E.) Histoire des origines du Chris-
tianisme. Paris, 1863-82. 7 v. 8**.
12.745.13 22.1352.15 31. 1942.6
— Reuss fE.) History of Christian theology in
the apostolic age. Tr. by A. Harwood.
London, 1872. 2 v. 8**. 22. 1372. 1 1
— Salvador (J.) Leben Jesu und geschichte
der christlichen kirche wilhrend des ersten
jahrhunderts. Aus dem Franzttsischen
von H. Jacobson. Dresden, 1841. 2 v.
8". 22.1387.4
— Schaff(P.) Geschichte der christlichen kirche.
Erster band: die apostoliche kirche. Mer-
cersburg, Pa., 185 1. 8*. 31. 1946. 10
The same. History of the apostolic church;
with a general introduction to church
history. Tr. by E. D. Yeomans. New
York, 1853. 8 . 31.1944.5
— Stanley (A. P.) Sermons and essays on the
apostolical age. 2d ed. Oxford, 1852.
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8*
Apostolic constitutions.
— Bunsen (C. C. J.) On the constitutions and
canons of the apostles, pp. 395-424.
V. 2 of 31. 1944. 12
— Whiston (W.) Essay on the apostolical con-
stitutions. V. 3 of 3x.1941.12
Apparitions. See Demonology, Ghosts.
Appendage, {in toolory),
—Holland (G. C.) The constitution of the
animal creation as expressed in structural
appendages. London, 1857. 8**. 27.1684.9
Aquarium.
— GossE (P. H.) The aquarium ; an unveiling
of the wonders of the deep. London,
1854. 12**. 27.1724.20
— HiBBERD (S.) The book of the aquarium.
London, 1869. 16°. 27.1724.28
The book of the marine aquarium. London,
1869. i6'. 27.1724.28
— PiZETTA (J.) L'aquarium, d*eau douce, d'eau
de mer. Paris, 1872. I6^ 27.1724.36
Arabia, and Arabs.
Descriptwn^ travels^ etc,
— Buckingham (J. S.) Travels among the
Arab tribes east of Syria and Palestine,
[1816I. London, 1825. 4*. II. 706.7
— Burton (R. F.) Personal narrative of a
pilgrimage to El Medinah and Meccah,
[1852]. New York, 1856. 12". 11.695. 20
— Irwin (E.) A series of adventures ... up
the Red Sea, . . . and through . . . Ara-
bia . . . to Busrah . . . [1777-81]. Lon-
don, 1787. 2 V. 8°. II. 692.15
— Jessup (H. H.) The women of the Arabs.
New York. [1873]. 12*. 1 1. 701. 22
— Laborde (L. E. S. J. de). Journey through
Arabia Petraea to Mount Sinai and Petra,
1830-33. London, 1836. 8°. 11.701.15
— Niebuhr (C.) Beschreibung von Arabien^
aus eigenen beobachtungen, und im lande
selbst gesammleten nachrichten abgefas-
set, [1761-67]. Kopenhagen, 1772. 4*.
1 1.706. iS
Travels through Arabia, and other countries
in the East. Tr. by Robert Heron [1761-
67]. Edinburgh, 1 792. 2 v. 8". 11.701.19
— Palgrave (W. G.) Personal narrative of a
year's journey through central and east-
em Arabia, [1862-63]. London, 1869.
p. 8*. II. 700.8
— RosENMttLLER (E. F. C.) Biblical geography
of Arabia. Edinburgh, 1841. 16". 11.700.30
— Stephens (J. L.) Incidents of travel in Ara-
bia Petraea, etc , 1835. New York, 1837.
2 v. I2^ ll.701.23
— Wellsted (J. R.) Travels to the city of the
caliphs. . . . Including a voyage to the
coast of Arabia . . . 1835. London,
1840. 2 V. 8°. il.701.13
See^alsoy Bedouins, Damascus, Idumea. Mecca,
Midian, Mesopotamia, Mohammed, ralmyra,.
Petra, Red Sea, Sinai, Syria, Turkish empire.
History,
— Crichton (A.) History of Arabia, ancient
and modern. New York, 1845. 2 v.
18". 32.2020.19.
— Rasmussen (J. L.) Historia praecipuorum
arabum regfnorum . . . ante islamismum.
Hauniae. 1817. 4^ 11.7072
23
Arabia.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Arches.
Additamenta ad historiam Arabum. . . .
Hauniae, 1821. 4**. I x. 707.3
— WWGHT (T.) Early Christianity ia Arabia.
. . . London, 1855. 8*. 31.1043.9
See^ also^ Mohammed, Moors, Saracens, Sicily,
Spain.
Arabia, {Sea of).
— ViNCEHT (W.) Pcriplus of the Erythraean
sea, containing the navigation of the
ancients. London, 1800-05. 2 v. in i.
4*. IX. 686. 1
Voyage of Nearchus from the Indus to the
Euphrates. London, 1797. 4*. 1 1.686. 3
Arabic languac^e. Dictionaries,
— Frkytag (G. W.) Lexicon arabico-latinum
. . . Halis Saxonum, 1830-37. 4 v. 4*.
15.958^.4
— GoLius (J.) Lexicon arabico-latinum contex-
tum ex probatioribus orientis lexico-
graphis. Lugduni Batavorum, 1653. f**.
15.938.7
— Lane (E. W.) ArabicEnglish lexicon. . . .
V. i-vii. London, 1863-81. 4". 15.958. i
— WiLLMET (H.) Lexicon linguae arabicae in
Coranum, Haririum et vitam Timuri.
Rotterodami, 1784. 4*. 15.937. i
Grammars,
— Davis (N.) and Davidson (B.) Arabic read-
ing lessons . . . with the elements of
Arabic grammar. London, 1854. 16**.
15.930.8
— Erpen (T. van). Grammatica arabica. 15.930.4
\lm Schultens (A.) Grammatica arabica, . . . [etc.]
pp. i-ao4l.
— J^mal-ed-din Mohammed Ben'Abdallah,ra//r^
Ibn Malec. Alfiyya; ou, la quintessence
de la grammaire arabe, public en original,
avec un commentaire par Silvestre de
Sacy. Paris, 1833. 8". 11.2687. 27
— Lepsius (C. R.) Ueber die arabischen sprach-
laute und deren umschrift. . . . Berlin,
1861. 4'. 15.936.2
— Mohammed bin Dand. Einleitung in das
studium der arabischen grammatiker.
Die Ajrtlmyyah. . . . Arabischer text
mit uebersetzung, . . . von E. Trumpp.
Mfinchen, 1876. 8", 15.930.5
— Richardson ^.) Dictionary, Persian, Arabic,
and English. . . . New ed. by F. John-
son. London, 1829. 4**. 15.988.6
History.
—Robertson (J.) De antiquitate linguae ara-
bicae, ejusque convenientia cum lingua
hebraica. X5.982. 1 1
\^efijced t0 kis Clavis pentateuchL ... 73 pp.
— ScHWARZLOSE (F. W.) De linguae arabicae
verborum plurilitterorum derivatione. . .
Berolini, 1854. 8*. 15.930.6
— VoLNEY (C. F. de C. de). Grammaire de la
langue arabe.
pp. 204-317, pt. 2, V. 3 of 8.506.4
Heading books.
— Oberlettner (A.) Fundamenta linguae ara-
bicae. Viennae, 1822. 8**. 15.930.2
— -Chrestomathia arabica, una cum glossario
arabico-latino. Viennae, 1823-24. 2 v.
8*. 15.930. 1
— SvANBORG (A.) Ofningar i arabiskan. Upsala,
z8o2. s. 4**. 15.930.9
Arabic literature and science.
— Dieterici (F.) Die naturanschauung, und
naturphilosophie der Araber im zehnten
jahrhundert. Berlin, 1861. 8*. 27.1698tf.25
— MustafX ben Abdallah, Haji Khalfa. Lexi-
con bibliographicum edidit G. Fluegel.
Leipzig, 1835-58. 7v. 4°. ii. 2688.5
— ScHACK (A. F. von). Poesie und kunst der
Araber in Spanien und Sicilien. Stutt-
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— WtJsTENFELD (F.) Die academien der Araber
und ihre lehrer. . , . Gdttingen, 1837.
8"*. IZ.2702.1
[Bound with Graff (G.) Alte geschichte des
Orients].
Ara^o (Dominique Fran9ois Jean), b. 1786.
d. 1853.
— HiSTOiRE de ma jeunesse. Paris, 1854. 8**.
V. I of 26.1652.9
The same. History of my youth. Tr. by
W. H. Smyth, B. Powell, and R. Grant.
90 pp. 8,478tf.23
\Im his Biographies, xst series]. ,
The same. Washington, 1871. 28.3733
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Aragon, {a mediaeval kingdom in Spain),
— Prescott (W. H.) Constitution of Aragon to
the middle of the 15 th century.
V. I of 4«232.I
— Schmidt (E. A.) Geschichte Aragonien's im
mittelaller. Leipzig, 1828. 8^. zo.626.20
Aral sea, {Sea of islands).
— ScHMiCK (J. H.) Die aralo-kaspi-niederung
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29.1803.4
—Wood (H.) The shores of Lake Aral. Lon-
don, 1876. 8**. zz.691.18
•Srr, tfZfo, Asia {Central),
Aratus.
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lation of the Phsenomena. London, 1836.
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Arc of a meridian. See Latitude.
Archaeology. See Antiquities.
Archelaus, 0/ Priene, {a sculptor of the 1st cen*
tury?)
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sertatio inauguralis [de Homeri apotheosi,
marmores anaglypho ostensa]. Bonnae,
1862. 43 pp. 4°. 30.1888
Archery.
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London, 1841. 8"*. 30.3874. 5
Arches.
— Ali>an (W.) Theory of arches. New York,
1874. T8^ 26.1620 1
—Burr (W. H.) Theory of the masonry arch.
Troy. 1881. 8^ v. 2 of 26.1634
— Cain (W.) A practical theory of voussoir
arches. New York, 1874. 18". 26.1620. i
Theory of solid and braced elastic arches.
. . . New York, 1879. 18°. 26.1620. i
^Voussoir arches applied to stone bridges,
tunnels, [etc.] . . . New York, 1879.
18**. 26.1620. 1
—Donaldson (W.) A treatise on . . . oblique
arches with spiral courses. London, 1867.
8\ 26.1632.20
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Arches.
SXTBiSCT-CATALOGVE OF THE LIBRARY
Architecture-
— DupuiT (A. J. £. T.) Trait6 de rfequilibre dcs
voutes, et de fa construction des ponts en
ma9onnerie. Paris, 1870. 2 v. 4''.
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The same. 051.4". Atlas. 26.1637.4
—Hyde (E. W.) Skew arches. Advantages
and disadvantages of different methods of
construction. New York, 1875. 18*.
26.i6ao.i
— McMaster (J. B.) Bridge and tunnel centres.
New York, 1875. 18^. 26. 1620. i
— Woodbury (D. P.) Elements of stability in
the well-proportioned arch. . . . New
York, 1858. 8^ 26.1632. 1 1
Stt^ aUo^ Bridges, Domei, Vaulli.
Arches of triumph.
— Bellori (G. p.) Veteres arcus Augustorum
triumphis insignes, illustrati per J. J. de
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Architects.
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V. 4 oi 6.348.7
— MiLlziA (F.) Lives of celebrated architects,
ancient and modem. . . . Tr. ... by
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Architecture. General and systematic vforks.
— Bloem (H.) Een constich boeck wande vyf
columnen van architecture. Amsterdam,
1598. f^ 30.3888.11
— Bury (T. T.) Rudimentary architecture. . . .
Styles of various countries. . . . London,
1849. 12*. 30.1887.24
[Boumiwitk ** Leeds' Oiders"].
[Giffcr].
— Elmes (J.) Lectures on architecture. ... 2d
ed. London, 1823. 8*. 30.1886.22
^ [GigerJ.
— Evelyn (j.) Account of architects and archi-
tecture, with an explanation of terms.
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{Tm a is Miscellaneous writings, pp. 340-4*4].
— Fergusson (J.) Illustrated hand-book of
architecture. London, 1855. 2 v. 8*.
30.1885.16
— Freeman (E. A.) Historical and architectural
sketches ; chiefly Italian. London, 1876.
12°. 30.1887 22
— Furttenbach (J.) Architectura civilis. . . .
Ulm, 1628. f^ 30.3888.6
— -Architectura recreationis. . . . Augsburg,
1640. f^ 30.3878.5
Architectura universalis. , . , Ulm, 1635.
f^ 30.3888.5
— Garbett (E. L.) Rudimentary treatise on
the principles of design in architecture.
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[Gigerl.
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— Leeds (W. H.) Rudimentary architecture.
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^The same. 30.1887.24
— Palladio (A.) Architecture: ... a treatise on
the five orders. . . . [Eld.] by G. Leoni.
London, 1742. 2 v. in i. f**. 30. 1898. 5
— Rosengarten (A.) Handbook of architec-
tural styles. Tr. . . . by W. Collett-
Sandars. New York, 1876. 8*. 30.1886.27
— fijjsKiN (J.) Lectures on architecture andl
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York. 1856. 12*. 30.1892.14
Seven lamps %i architecture. New York,
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^The same. New York, 1865. 12". 30.1881.4.
[Bound with his " Two path»"L
— Scamozzi (V.) Deir idea deltl^ architettura
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The same. Art room. C.5.>
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— ViGNOLA (J. B.) Vignole; ou, Etudes d*archi-
tecture. ... Tr. ... par P. Eudes^
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The same. Architecture. Translated bir
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40 pi. r. 30.3888.12
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schreibung und vorreissung vieler vor-
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Dictionaries,
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civile et hydraulique* . . ► Nouv.6d. Paris,
1755. 4'. 30.3888.4
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farm, and villa architecture and furniture.
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Arctic.
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London, 1854. 1. 8°. Art room. A4.20
St*, also^ Ntmes, Paris, Rouen.
Germany.
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man by L. A. Wheatley. Edinburgh,
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man churches. 3d ed. Cambridge, 1842.
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See^ mho, Brandenburg, Westphalia.
Great Britain,
—Billings (R. W.) Ecclesiastical and baronial
antiquities of Scotland. London, 1854.
4 V. 4". Art room. C.4.5
— Bowles (J.) Prospects of all the cathedrals
and collegiate churches of England and
Wales, neatly engraved. London, [1736 ?].
4^ 5.247.3
— MiLNER (J.) Treatise on the ecclesiastical
architecture of England. . . . 3d ed.
London, 1835. 8". 30. 1886.10
tGiKcrJ.
—Paine (J.) Plans, elevations, and sections
of noblemen and gentlemen's houses,
bridges, temples, and other garden build-
ings. 2d ed. London, 1783. 2 v. f.
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— Storer (J.) History and antiquities of the
cathedral churches of Great Britain. Il-
lustrated. London, 18 14-19. 4 v. 8*.
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Stt, also, Cambridge, Edinburgh, London, Oxford.
Hindostan, etc.
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architecture. London. 1876. 8". 30. 1885. 15
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Italy.
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— Knight (H. G.) Ecclesiastical architecture of
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See, also. Art, Beauty, Buildings, Cathedrals,
Decoration, Bng^neerinsf, Glass, Roofs, Theatres,
Villas.
Also, Alhambra, Athens, Egypt, Florence, Greece,
Italy, Rome, Sicily, Spain, Venice.
Arctic reg^ions.
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tive of an expedition in search of Sir John
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Aristarchnt.
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—Lyon (G. F.) Brief narrative of an unsuccess-
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Aristoteles*
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dianim graecarum Aristophani byzantio
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38 pp. 4^ 14.883
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le partie. £l6mens d'arithm6tique. Paris,
1781. 8^ 26.3590.9
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on arithmetic and geometry. Trans, by
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metic From the Sanscrit by H. T. Cole-
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^The same. Lives of painters, sculptors, and
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E. Bunn^tt. London, 1874. 16*. ZZ.691.27
Travels in central Asia; from Teheran across
the Turkoman desert, to Khiva, Bokhara,
and Samarcand, 1863. New York, 1865.
8*. ZZ.692.1
The same. Sketches of central Asia, . . .
[1863]. Philadelphia. 1868. 8^ zi.692.8
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Oxus, by the route of the Indus, Kabul,
and Badakhshan, . . , 1836-38. London,
1841. 8^ zz.691.16
See^ alto. Afghanistan, Arooor, Aral, Boldiara,
Siberia. Tartary, Thibet, Turkistan.
See^ ais0^ Araoia, Arctic recions, Asia Minor,
Assyria. Beloochistan, Bene^, Burmah, Cabul.
Calmucks, Cambodia, Cashmere. Caspian Sea,
Caucasus. Ceylon, Chaldaea, Chinai, Circassia,
Cochin-China, Corea, Himalajra Mountains. Hin-
dustan, India, Japan, Kamtchatka, Khiva, Kurdi-
'"" > Islar
Scythia, Siam, Siberia, Syria, Turkey, Tuski.
Also^ Discovery.
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Assyria.
Asia Minor, or Anatolia.
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nople and the scenery of the seven
churches of Asia Minor illustrated. . . .
London, [1849]. 2 v. 4**. Ii. 706.6
— AifpiiRE (J* J-) Cours dans TAsie Mineure.
PP* 349-389 of 8.481.2
— ^Arundell (F. V. J.) Discoveries in Asia
Minor; including a description of the ruins
of several ancient cities, . . . [1833].
London, 1834. 2 v. 8'. zz. 702.12
— Beaufort (F.) Karamania; or, a brief de-
scription of the south coast of Asia Minor,
and of the remains of antiquity, 1811-12.
2d ed. London, 1818. 8**. zz. 702.7
— Belgiojoso (C. T. di). Asie Mineure et Syrie;
souvenirs de voyages, [1852]. Paris, 1858.
8**. ZZ. 702.17
— BuRNABY (F.) On horseback through Asia
Minor, [1876-77]. 3d ed. London, 1877.
2v. 8°. zz.696.21
— Chandler (R.) Travels in Asia Minor and
Greece, [1764-66]. ... 3d ed. London,
1817. 2 V. 4". zz. 706.4
— Fellows (C.) Journal written during an ex-
cursion in Asia Minor, 1838. London,
1839. 8*. ZZ.702.1
— Griffiths (J.) Travels in Europe, Asia
Minor, and Arabia, [1785-86]. London,
1805. 4**. zz.696.16
— Hamilton (W. J.) Researches in Asia Minor,
Pontus, and Armenia; with some account
of their antiquities and geology, [1835-37].
London, 184J2. 2 v. 8^ zz.702.10
—Leake (W. M.) Journal of a tour in Asia
Minor, [1800]. . . . London, 1824. 8°.
zz. 702.6
— Rennell (T.) Illustrations (chiefly geograph-
ical) of the expedition of Cyrus, and the re-
treat of the ten thousand Greeks. London,
1816. 4^ zz.696.8
— RosenmI^ller (E. F. C.) Biblical geography
of Asia Minor Trans, by N. Morren.
Edinburgh, 1841. I6^ zz.700.30
— Texier (C. F. p.) and Pullan (R. P.) Prin-
cipal ruins of Asia Minor, illustrated and
described, [1858-62]. London, 1865. f**.
zz. 707.6
— Vaux (W. S. W.) Greek cities and islands of
Asia Minor. London,i877. i6\ z4.851.24
— Xenophon. Anabasis of Cyrus the younger.
Translated by E. Spelman. New York,
1841. 2 v. 24*'. Z4.016.2
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Phrygia, Trebizond, Turkey in Asia.
Periodicals.
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1849-71. 9v. 8^ zz. 2703.1
— Asiatic annual register. 2d ed. London,
1801-03. 4v. 8**. zz.2693.2
— Asiatic journal and monthly register for India,
China, and Australasia, v. 17, 18, and odd
numbers. London, 1835-42. 7 v. 8**.
zz. 678*1.3
— Asiatic researches; or, transactions of the
^siatic] society in Bengal. From the
Calcutta ed. London, Z799-Z803. 7 v. 4**.
zz.686.13
The same. zz.685.1
— ^Journal asiatique; ou, recueil de m^molres
relatifs aux peuples orientaux. 3e-7e s6rie.
Paris, 1836-79. 88 v. 8**. zz.2684.1
—Royal Asiatic society. Transactions, v. i.
London, 1824. 2 pts. in i v. 4*". zz. 678^.4
^Zeitschrift der deutschen morgenl&ndischen
gesellschaft. Herausg. von O. Loth.
Leipzig, 1846-79. 34 V. 8^ zz. 2683.1
Asmund.
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eller Asmunds Kappabanes saga: hoc est,
narratio rerum gestarum ab Asmundo.
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1722. 42 pp. V, zO.598.16
Asphalt.
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men, as applied to the construction of
streets and sidewalks in Paris. Washing-
ton, 1868. 8**. V. 4 of 30.3875.6
Aspremont.
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L Bekker. Berlin, 1847. 48 pp. 4".
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tenmSnnischen probierkunst. . . . Um-
gearbeitet von B. Kerl. 2e aufl. Claus-
thal, 1857. 8°. 30.1874.12
and Kerl (B.) Treatise on the assaying of
lead, copper, silver, gold, and mercury.
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York, 1865. 12**. 30.1874.16
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ing metals. London, 1741. 8*. 30.1874.19
— Kerl (B.) Metallurgische probirkunst zum
gebrauche, bei vorlesungen und zum
selbststudium. Leipzig, 1866. 8*".
30. 1874. II
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3d ed. Edited by W. Crookes. London,
1868. 8°. 30.1874.10
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assay schemes. New York, 1876, 8°.
30.1874.8
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Association. See Social science.
Association of ideas.
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Edinburgh, 1836. 12°. 23.1422.26
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Assyria.
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476. V. I of 2.60.4
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Assyria.
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graece et latine curavit J. G. Buhle. Lip-
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zeichen. Uebersetztvon J. H.Voss. Heid-
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Astronomic et m6t6orologie. Paris, 1858-68.
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an astronomical dictionary. Philadelphia,
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Sidereal heavens. NewYoric, 1840. 18'.
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— Dubois (E. P.) Cours d'astronomie. 3e 6d.
Paris, 1877. 8**. Observatory.
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Newton's principles. 8th ed. London,
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^The same. Sidereal messenger. Tr. by E.
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^Thesame. Philadelphia, 1840. 8*. 26.1654.8
[Gisrcrl.
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^The same. New ed. New York, 1876. 8*.
Observatory.
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phia, 1855. 8"*. 18. 1086. 12
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and Scotland. London, 1868. 8".
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tigt und erlftutert. Nebst einem altfran-
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the romance of the Cid. New ed. New
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— -The same. And the chronicle of the Cid,
[tr.] by R. Southey. London, 1873. 8\
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cancioneros espafloles. Paris, 1838. 8 .
xo.635.5
— RoDD (T.) Ancient Spanish ballads, . . .
with English metrical versions. Preceded
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Orlando. . • . London, 1821. 2 v. 16°.
z 8. 3052. 13
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article Poetry, p. 904 of the Cataloflpae of the
Brooklyn Ubnury, are references to periodicals, in
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discount and deposit in Baltimore, under
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States bank in the Congressional documents, see
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36. V. 2 of 21. 1394.3
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the charges against him, as a witness be-
fore the committee of investigation into
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~i taken in congress, relative to the bank
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ing. London, 1840. 8^ 25.1555.23
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to the suspension of specie pavments.
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— HoMANS (I. S.) Banker's almanac for 185 1.
Boston, 1851. 8*. 25.1553.10
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92 pp. 8*. 25.1532.46
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[his] evidence before the select committee
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banks. 2d ed. London, 1837. 46 pp. 8".
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translation of '* Lesbanques d'£cosse:" by
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sketch. 3d ed. London, 1877. 8*.
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nel Barr6. pp. 10-96 of 2X.1317.1
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Bany (Sir Charles), b. 1795. d. i860.
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Barry. London, 1867. 8'. 6.342.1
Barry (James), b. 1741. d. 1806.
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142. V. 2 of 1. 1.7
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Bartholomew fair (Aeld at Smithfield^ London^
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fixed to the English and German editions of the
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^*** XO.574.41
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de Bayle. pp. 364-388. v. i of 8.481.3
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saint Thomas de Cantorb6ry, par Gar-
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London, 1875-76. 2 v. 8°. 5.2285. to
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Beckford (William), b, 1760. d, 1844.
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Beer.
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L Moscheles. [With] life of Beethoven,
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27.1715.12
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tera of North America. Washington,
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In vols. 3 and 11 of 28.3734.1
Coleoptera of Kansas and eastern New
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Coleoptera of the alpine Rocky mountain
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[In Bulletin of s^Iogical survey of the terri-
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V. 12, pt. 2 of 3. 108. 13
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manicae initia. Heft 28 und 30. NUm-
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i6*. 27.1714.28
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coleoptera delineated ; 638 figures, com-
prising all the genera of British beetles.
London, 1843. 8". 27.1715.1
Sr/; a/f», HalUcidae, Hispidae, Melo«, PaasaUdae,
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Beet-sugar.
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Begging. See Charity, Vagabondism.
Behaim (Martin), b, 1436 or 1459. ^* 1506.
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astronomer of the times of Columbus.
Baltimore, 1855. 8'. 3. 11 1.7
Beham, Behaim, or Bohmen (Albert von). 13M
century,
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ten pabst Innocenz IV. Stuttgart, 1847.
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Behitttin inscription. See Cuneiform inscrip-
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Behring's Straits.
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Pacific and Beering's straits in 1825-28.
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S*t^ aUoy North-west coast of America, North-
west pasMige, Pacific Ocean.
Belfast, Queen's college.
— Calender of Queen's college, Belfast, 1873.
Belfast, [1873 ?] 12'. 24.1481.3
Belgium. Description, etc,
— AuDiN (J. M. V.) Guide du voyageur en
France et en Belgique, par Richard.
{Jseudon,] 24e 6d. Paris, 1854. 16".
7-383.5
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Handbook for travellers. 5th ed. Leip-
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and Holland. London, 1826. 1. 8".
10. 575. 1
— Bogus (D.) Belgium and the Rhine. Lon-
don, 1857. 16". 9. 5 10. 14
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Belgien und die Schweiz, nach Stieler's
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land, and the north of France. 2d ed.
London, n.d. 8% 9.513."
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Belginm.
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Bergerac.
— Murray's handbook for Belgium and the
Rhine. London, 1852. 16°. 10.573.18
^The same, enlarged. Handbook for trav-
ellers on the continent : a guide to Hol-
land, Belgium, and the Rhine. 12th ed.
London, 1858. 12*. 9.510. i
— Stephens (F. G.) Flemish relics connected
with public buildings in Belgium. Lon-
don, 1866. 8°. Art room. A. 3. 10
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lande et en Belgique, [1852]. Paris,
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History,
— Meerts (C.) G6ographie de la Belgique, d'a-
pr^ la traits de paix de 1839. 4e 6d.
Bruxelles, 1841. 12". 10.573.15
— Strada (F.) De bello belgico, 1555-1590.
Ed. emendation Romae, 1648. 2 v.
a4'. 10.574.49
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nirs, pp. 157-194 of 8.478^.22
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p. 8". 8.482.15
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^The same. Abridged by S. L Prime. New
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Bible.
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FeutaUtuh.
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London, 1873. 8^ 22.1365.12
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Song of Solomon.
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15.1111.15
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Bilbao.
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of the sieges of Bilbao, 1835 and 1836.
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effets da jeu de billard. Paris, 1835. 8**.
30.3874.2
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phiquc. Leipzic, 1850. 1. 8 . 16.995.10
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par Des Maizeaiix. Amsterdam, 1740.
4V. V, i6ioi8.i
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wOrterbuch, nach der aufl. von I740f tlber-
setzt von J. C. Gottscheden. Leipzig,
1741-44. 4 V. V, 16.1018.2
^The same. Dictionary, historical and criti-
cal. 2d ed. London, 1734-38. 5 v. V.
32.2018.2
^The same. [Ed.] by J. P. Bernard, T.
Birch, and J. Lockman. London, 1734-
41. 10 V. f*. 32.2018. 1
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torie der gelehrten. • . . Franckfurt am
Mayn, 1718. 8% 17.3021. 3
— BiOGRAPHiE universelle, ancienne et moderne.
Paris, Michaud, 1811-28. 52 v. 8°.
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— Blake (J. L.) Biographical dictionary of all
ages, nations, and professions. 13th ed.
Philadelphia, 1856. 1. 8". 16.996.3
— Chalmers (A.) General biographical diction-
ary. New ed. London, 1812-17. 32 v.
%\ 16.994. 1
— Craik (G. L.) Pursuit of knowledge under
difficulties. Illustrated by memoirs.
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32.2030.12
^The same. New ed. London, 1865. p. 8'.
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— Crichton (A.) Converts from infidelity.
Edinburgh, 1827. 2 v. i8'. z. 10.26
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raised themselves from poverty. Lon-
don, 1841. 16*. 1. 10. 2
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nent men and women of Europe and
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[1873]. 2V. 4°. 2.98.5i
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ton, 1850. 12*. 21.1322.20
— Feller (F. X. de). Biographie universelle; ou,
dictionnaire historique. Ed. [par] C.
Weiss et Busson, [avec] supplements.
Paris, 1847-50. 8 v. in 4. 1. 8**.
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— Gorton (J.) General biographical dictionary.
London, 1826-28. 2 v. in 3. 8^ 16.1004.5
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Europa, [mit] fortsetzung von E. L. Rath-
lef. Braunschweig, 1735-44. 10 v. in 3.
i6'. 9.2541.6
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zig, 1874-80. 8 V. 16**. 16.990.4
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distinguished women to 1854. New York,
1855. 1. 8*. Art room.
The same. Cyclopaedia of female biogra-
phy. [Condensed] by H. G. Adams.
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dia of biography. New York, 1856. 1. 8".
16.996.9
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ton, 1876. p. 8°. 20.1235.21
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Biography.
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metropolitana]. London, 1845. 5 v. 4**.
V. 9-13. Revolving case. E.i
-^HoEFER (F.) NoQvelle biog^phie imiverselle.
Paris. 1852-66. 46 V. 8*.
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— Hoff(H. G.) Kurzebiographien;oder, lebens-
abrisse merkwttrdiger nnd bertthnner per-
sonen neuerer zeiten. . . . Brlinn, 1782.
4 V. in 2. 16". 17.3021. 7
— Imperialk (G.) Museum historicum, quo U-
lustrium litteris virorum elogia continen-
tur. Hamburg!, 1711. 8*". x2.723.26
— J5cHER (C. G.) AUgemeines gelehrten-lexi-
con. Leipzig, 1750-51. 4 v. 4*. 16.998.1
— -The same. Er^nzungen, von J. C. Adelung.
A to L Leipzig, 1784-87. 2 v. 4**.
16.998.1
— ^Johnson (S.) Lives of sundry eminent per-
sons, pp. 1-328. V. 12 of 6.2351.2
—Knight (C.) Biography; or, third division of
"The English cyclopaedia." London,
[1870], 6 V. in 3. 4°. 1.28.2
— Lauartine (A. M. L. p. de). Vies de quelques
hommes illustres. Paris, 1863. 3 v. 8"*.
w. 34-36 of 8.505.1
^Thc same. Memoirs of celebrated charac-
ters. New York, 1854. 2 v. I2'. 2.90.1
— Lempriere (J.) Bibliotheca classica; or, a
classical dictionary. New ed. by C. An-
thon. New York, 1833. 2 v. 8". 16.997.4
— Long (G.) Biographical dictionary of the so-
ciety for the diffusion of useful knowledge.
[Aa to Azz]. London, 1842-44. 4 v. in
7. 8°. 16.1011.1
— Maccall(W.) Foreign biographies. London,
1873. 2 v. 8*. Revolving case. C.3
The same. 8.478<i. i
—Maiden (H.) Distinguished men of modem
times. [Amm,] New Yorlt, 1855. 2 v.
i8% • 32.2011.5
— MiRiMfeE (P.) Portraits historiques et litt6-
raires. 2e 6d. Paris, 1874. 18"*. 8.478^.22
— MoR^Ri (L.) Grand dictionaire historique.
Nouvelle 6d. par Vaultier. Paris, 1707.
4 V. V, i6.ioo8.i
-^ -The same. Great historical dictionary. 2d
ed. by J. Collier. With supplement, con-
tinuation to 1688, and appendix, by Col-
lier. London, 1701-21. 4 v. f".
Art room. C.5.7
— MoRLEY (H.) Clement Marot, and other
studies. London, 1871. 2 v. in i. p. 8^*.
8.484.13
— NicfcRON (J. P.) and others, M^moires pour
servir k Thistoire des hommes illustres
dans la r^publique des lettres. . . . Paris,
1727-32. 18 V. 16**. 17.3021. 1
—Political portraits; characters of some of
our public men. [Anon.} London. 1873.
p. 8*. 6.357.10
—Rose (H. J.) New general biographical dic-
tionary. London, 1857. 12 v. 8'.
z6. 1004.4
^^chmidt (J.) Portraits aii» dem neunzehnten
jahrhundert. Berlin, 1878. 8°. 16. 1005.3
—Seymour (C. C. B.) Sell-made men. New
Yoric, 1858. I2^ 4.198^.18
«-THOif AS (J.) Universal dictionaiy of biograp
phy and mythology. Philadelphia, 1870-
71. 2v. L8^ 16.996. 1
-Thomson (K. B. and J. C.) Queens of so-
ciety. London, [i860]. 2 v. p. 8°. 6.367.1
The same. New ed. London, 1876. 16".
6,367.2
-You have heard of them. By Q. [Amm.]
New York, 1854. 12% 16. 1007.9
-ZSCHOKKE (J. H. D.) Biographische [schrif-
ten]. Aarau, 1859. l8^ v. 32 of 9.565.4
Ante-Christian, and early Christian,
-Hieronymus (E.) De viris inlustribus liber.
Ex recensione G. Herdingii. Lipsiae,
1879. 16'. 31.1942.42-
-HowsoN(J. S.) Companions of St. Paul.
London, 1871. 16 . 22.1356.31
-Krause (A.) Vitae veterum historicorum ro-
manorum. Berolini, 1833. p. 8".
i2.738fl.2r
-L'homond (C. F.) Urbis Romae viri illustres.
Ueberarbeitet von C. Holzer. Stuttgart,.
1856. I6^ 12,740.24.
-Nepos (C.) Vitae excellentium imperatorum,
ex editione J. F. Fischeri.. Londini, 1822.
2 V. 8°. X3.824.L
IGiger].
^The same. Lives of eminent commanders,
trans, by J. S. Watson, pp. 305-450.
2.62.15
-Plutarchus. Vitae. Recognovit T. D6h»
ner. Graece et latine. Parisiis, 1857-62.
2 V. L 8^ 14.874.2
— -The same. Lives. The translation called
Dryden's, revised by A. H. Clough. Bos-
ton, 1863. 5 V. 8 . 14.906.7
-Sketches of ancient biography. [Amm.]
London, [1850?]. 16°. 2. 2051. 21
-Smith (W.) Dictionary of Greek and Roman
biography and mythology. Boston, 1849.
3v. 8. X6.1006.C
- -^w»</ Wace (H.) Dictionary of Christian biog^
raphy. A- Her. Boston, 1877. 2 v. 8°.
30.1946.14
— Stahr (A. W. T.) ROmische kaiserfrauen.
Berlin, 1865. 8*. 12.744.19*
-Suetonius Tranquillus (C.) Dc xii Cae-
saribus, cum L Casauboni animadversioni-
bus. Argentorati, 1647. s. 4". 12.764.9,
^The same. Curanle P. Burmanno. Amstel-
aedami, 1736. 2 v. 4"*. 12. 764. 2.
-Westermann (A.) Vitarum scriptores graeci
minores. Brunsvigae, 1845. 8".
14. 2854.20
Apadia,
-ABtrL-ABBAS Ahmed ben Mohammed ibn"
Khallikan. Biographical dictionary.
Tr. by MacGuckin de Slane. Paris, 1843.
2 V. 4*. IX. 2688. 15
Brazil.
-Macedo (J. M .de). Brazilian biographical an-
nual. Rio de Janeiro, 1876. 3 v. 8".
3134.24^
China.
-Po KiE Tchang Sieou, and Auyot. Portraits-
des Chinois c61^bres.
In vv. 3, 5, 8, 10 of 1 1.678a. I
Contempifraries.
-Garnier (L.) Supplement k la quatriftme
Edition [du] dictionnaire des contempo-
rains par G. Vapercau. Paris, 1873. L 8*.
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7e
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Biography.
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Revolving case. B.9
"^ -The same. Also, sketches of women. Lon-
don, 1859. 16**. R. C. B.8
^The same. New ed. London, 1865. p.
8*. R.C. B.7
^The same. 9th ed. by T. Cooper. London,
1875. p. 8^ R. C. B.io
The same. loth ed. by T. Cooper. London,
1879. p. 8**. R. C. B.6
— Rabbk(A.) Biographie universelle des con-
temporains. Paris, 1839. a v. p. 8''.
R. C. B.4
— Vaperkau (G.) Dictionnaire universel des con-
temporaina. 4c 6d. Paris, 1870. L8^
R. C. D.5
— Albmbert (J. L. d*). l^loges historigues [des
membres de Tacad^mie fran^atsej. Paris,
an xin (1805). 6 v. p. 8''.
V. 6-11 of 8.500.2
— -The same. Select eulc^es of members of
the French academy. Tr. by J. Aikin.
London, 1799. 2 v. 16°. 8.478^.15
—Bbsant (W.) French humorists. Boston,
1877. p. 8'. 8.478a. 16
— Chalucb (A. E.) lUustrioos women of
France. New York, 1873. 16°. 8.478^.12
— CoLOMits (P.) Gallia orientalis; sive. Gal-
lorum qui hnguam hebraeaai, vel alias
orientales excoluerunt vitae. Hagae-
Comitis, 1665. s. 4°. 8.47&1.4
— FKUGftRB (L. T.) Caractdres et portraits lit-
t6raires du xvie si^le. Nouvelle 6d.
Paris, 1859. 2 v. 18°. 8.478^.21
— FoMTBNELLE (B. le B. de). Eloges des acad6-
midens de Tacad^mie de sciences, morts
depuis 1699. La Haye, 1739. (°.
V. 3 of 8.488.1
— Gautier (T.) and others. Famous French
authors. [From the French]. New York,
1879. 12 . 8.478^.2
— GoBTHK (J. W. Ton). Des hommes c616bres
de France au dix-huitidme sitele. Traduit
per de Saur et de Saint-G6ni6t. Paris,
1823. 8% ^4780.5
— GuuoT (F. P. G.) Melanges biographiques
et iitt^raires. ae ^. Paris, z868. 8''.
8.478^.3
— Hamsrton (P. G.) Modem Frenchmen. Five
biographies. Boston, 1878. 16°. 8.4784.19
—James (H.) French poets and novelists. Lon-
don, 1878. p. 8**. aa.i2i8a.8
— Kavanagh (J-) French women of letters.
London, 1862. 2 v. p. 8**. 8.4784.8
— Lalanne (L.) Dictionnaire historiquc de la
France. Paris, 187a. L 8**. 7.418^.4
— Lbpeuvs (C.) Histoire du lyc6e bonaparte.
Paris, 1862. 24**. 8.4784.24
— Luckbt de la Roche du Main (J- P. L.) and
oikgrs. Gallery o! portraits otthe national
assembly. From the French. [Antm.^
Dublin, 179a » V. in I. la"". 7.427.9
-Attan of the third republic \Anm,'\ Phila-
delphia, 1873. p. 8% 8.478^.9
-"IClKZiES (S.) Political women. LoiKion, 1873.
av. p. a**. 8.4780.6
—Reeve (Hi) Royal and sapftblicaa France.
London, 1872. 2 v. 8% 7.422. 11
— Sainte-Beuvb (C. a.) Monday-chats. Se-
lected and translated by W. Mathews.
Chicago, 1877. 12°. 8.4784.10
Portraits of celebrated women. Tr. by H.
W. Preston. Boston, 1868. 16*. 8^784.20
— -Portraits contemporains. Nouvelle 6d.
Paris, 1870-71. 5 V. i8\ 8.48i.a
Portraits litt^raires. Nouvelle 6d. Paris,
1862-64. 3v. 18'. 8.481.3
— ^Shelley (M. W. G.) and Wallace (W.) Lives
of literary and scientific men of France.
[Anon,] London, 1838-39. 2 v. 16*'.
32.2031.12:
Friesland.
— Gelehrte (Das) Ost Friesland. Aurich, 1785-
90. 3 V. 8^ 17.3021. II
Germany,
— Allgemeinb deutsche biographie. A- Klhler.
Leipzig, 1875-81. 14 V. in 7. 8^ 9.5384.1
— Baur (W.) Religious life in Germany during
the wars of independence: biographical
sketches. Tr. by G. Sturge. London,
1872. p. 8\ 9-515.29
— BerDhmte schriftsteller der Deutschen.
[Anon."] Berlin, 1854-55. a y. 16**.
17.1031.4
— Brucker (J.) Ehren-tempel der deutschen
gelehrsamkeit Augspurg, 1747. 4^.
9.5384.4
— FoRBfEY (J- H. S.) Eloges des acad^miciens
de Berlin. Berlin, 1757. 2 v. i8*.
9.5384.16
— Strauss (G. L. M.) Men who have made the
new German empire. London, 1875. 2 v.
8*. 9.538^.3
— ^Varnhagbn von Ense (C. A. L. P.) Bio-
graphische denkmale. 3e aufl. Leipzig^
1872-74. 10 V. in 5. 16**. V. 7-16 of 9.556.3
^Vermischte schriften. 3e aufl. Leipzig,
1875-76. 3 V. in 2. 16°. V. 17-19 of 9.556.3
•^Witte(H.) Memoria philosophorum, orato-
rum, poetarum, historicorum et philologo-
rum nostri seculi clarissimorum. Franco-
furti, 1677-79. av. ini. 8°. 9.538a. 13
— Zbdutz (L. von). Pantheon von preussischen
heeres. Berlin, 1835. 8^ 9.531.14
Grgai Britain,
— Alubonb (S. A.) Critical dictionary of British
and American authors. Philadelphia,
1870-73. 3 v. L 8**. 1^996.4
^The same. Philadelphia, 1874-76. 3 v. 1. 8°.
Art room.
—Albion (J.) Biographical anecdotes of eminent
persons oi the present age. [A mm,}
London, 1797. 3 v- 8**. 6.347.1
—Anderson (J.) Memorable women of the
puritan times. London, [1861]. a ▼.
p. 8^ 6.367.6
— Aubrey (J.) Lives ot eminent men. pp. 197-
592. V. 2 of 21.3294. 13 .
— Ballard (G.) Memoirs of [learned] ladies of
Great Britsin. Oxford, 1752. 4°. 6.348.1
— BiooRAPHiA britannica: lives of eminent per-
sons in Great Britain. 2d ed. by A. KippiSh
A- Coke. London^ 1778-84. 3 v. f .
33.2028.1
— Birch (T.) Heads of illtncrious peraoas of
Great Britain. With their lives. New ed.
London, 1813. f**. Aft rooai. A. 5.1^
79
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Biography.
— Brook (B.) Lives of the puritans. London,
1813. 3 V. 8". 6.338tf.2
— Brougham (H.) Lives of philosophers of the
time of George III. Edinburgh, 1872. 16°.
V. I of 6.2342. II
Men of letters of the time of George iii.
Edinburgh, 1872. 16'. v. 2 of 6.2342. 11
— Chambers (R.) Biographical dictionary of
eminent Scotsmen. New ed., with sup-
plemental volume, by T. Thomson. Lon-
don, 1864. 5 v. 8^ z6. 1004.7
— Coleridge (H.) Biographia borealis; lives of
distinguished northerns. London, 1833.
8'. 6.338a.6
^ -The same. Lives of northern worthies. Ed.
by [D. Coleridge]. New ed. London,
1852. 3 v. 16 . 6. 348. 1 1
—Dunham (S. A.) Lives of literary and scien-
tific men of Great Britain. [A mm."] Lon-
don, 1836-38. 3 V. 16°. 33.2031.13
^ -The same. 6.348.10
— Fields (J. T.) Yesterdays with authors. Bos-
ton, 1872. 12**. 3Z. 1322.36
•— FoRSTER (J.) Biographical essays. 3d ed.
London, i860, p. 8**. 6.338^.13
— Fuller (T.) History of the worthies of Eng-
land. New ed. by P. A. Nuttall. London,
1840. 3V. 8% 6.338^.5
— Georgian era; memoirs of eminent persons
who have flourished in Great Britain,
[i 714-1828. AnonJ] London, 1832-34.
4 V. p. 8°. 6.348.7
— Granger (J.) Biographical history of Eng-
land, from Egbert to the revolution. 3d ed.
London, 1779. 4 v* 8*. 6.338^.7
-^ -The same. 4th ed. London, 1804. 4 v. 8".
5.278^.4
— GuizoT (F. p. G.) Portraits politiques des
hommes des dUOf^rents partis de la revo-
lution d'Angleterre. Nouvelle fed. Paris,
1869. 8% 6.338^7.I2
— -The same. Monk's contemporaries. Bio-
graphic studies on the English revolution.
Tr. by A. R. Scoble. London, 1851. 16*.
5- 290. 5
—Howie (J.) Scots worthies: gentlemen who
suffered for the reformation in Scotland.
New York, 1853. 8*. 31. 1953-2
-^jAifESON (A. M.) Memoirs of the beauties of
the court of Charles 11., with their por-
traits. 3d ed. London, 1851. L 8**.
Art room. C.2.9
— Jerdan (W.) Men I have known. London,
1866. p. 8*. 6.367.15
—Jesse (J. H.) Memoirs of the pretenders and
their adherents. Philadelphia, 1846. 2 v.
24'. 5- 300-13
— Kaye (J. W.) Lives of Indian officers. Lon-
don, 1867. 2 V. 8". xx.678^.7
— Langford (J. A.) Prison books, and their
authors. London, 1861. p. 8°. 6.367.4
— Lecky (W. E. H.) Leaders of public opinion
in Ireland. New ed. London, 1871. p. 8".
6.321.13
—Lewis (lady M. T. L. V.) Lives of the friends
of lord Clarendon. London, 1852. 3 v.
8% 6.338^.3
— Lodge (E.) Portraits of illustrious personages
of Great Britain. London, 1835. 12 v.
in 6. 1. 8% ^. 6.356.27
— MacaClay (T. B.) Biographies contributed
to the Encyclopaedia briunnica. Edin-
burgh, i860. 16''. ^ 6.367.21
— Martineau (H.) Biographical stretches. New
York, 1869*: 12% . 6.348.9
— MiLNES (R. M.) Mon6graphs per^nal and
social, by lord Houghton. New York,
1873. 12'. 6.357.7
— Naunton (Sir R.) Fragmenta regalia: ob-
servations on queen Elizabeth and her
favourites. pp. 172-189 of 5.308.15
The same. Reprinted by E. Arbcr. London,
1870. 8% 17. 1020. 1
— Noble (M.) Biographical history of England,
from the revolution to the end of George
first's reign; a continuation of Granger.
London, 1806. 3 v. 8'. 6. 338a. 8
The same. 5.278^.4
— Redding (C.) Personal reminiscences of em-
inent men. London, 1867, 3 v. p. 8*.
0.357.3
—Rogers (J. E. T.) Historical gleanings: a
series of sketches. London, 1869-70. 2
series, p. 8**. 0. 367. 23
— Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. Boston, 1876.
12". 6.347.8
Industrial biography: iron-workers and lool-
makers. Boston, 1864. 12". 6.367.10
— Smith (T.) Vitae quorundam eruditissimorum
virorum. Londini, 1707. s. 4". 6.367.17
— Thomson (K. B. and J. C.) Wiis and beaux
of society. New ed. London, 1873. p.
8% 6.338^.15
— Tyerman (L.) Oxford mcthodists. New
York, 1873. 8^ 6.338^.11
— Tytler (P. F.) Lives of Scottish worthies.
London, 1831-42. 3 v. 16**. 1. 10. 12
— Walton (I.) Lives of Donne, Wotton,
Hooker, Herbert, and Sanderson. Lon-
don, 1825. 16**. 6.367.20
— Winstanley (W.) England's worthies. From
Constantine the great, to these times.
London, 1684. s. 8°. 6.367.19
— Wordsworth (C.) Ecclesiastical biography;
eminent men, connected with the history
of religion in England. 2d ed. London,
1818. 6v. 8*. 6.348.4
— ^Wright (T.) Biographia britannica literaria;
Anglo-saxon and Anglo-norman periods.
London, 1842-46. 2 v. 8"*. 17. 1022.2
Italy,
— Allacci (L.) Apes urbanae; sive, de viris
illustribus qui ab anno 1630 Romae ad-
fuerunt. Hamburg!, 1 711. s. 8°. 12.723.26
— Fabroni (A.) Vitae Italorum doctrina excel-
lentium, qui saeculo xviii floruerunt
Romae, 1766-75. 5 v. 8'. 12.738^.7
— Giovio (P.) Illustrium vironmi vitae. Flo-
rentiae, 1549. V, 12. 718.6
— Hunt (J. H. L.) Stories from the Italian
poets; with lives of the writers. Paris,
1846. 8'. 12.723.7
— Montgomery (J.) and others. Lives of literary
men of Italy, Spain, and Portugal. [Ancn^
London, 1835-37. 3 V. 16'. 12.738^.12
The same. 12.738^.22
The same. 32. 201 2.1
— SORIA (G. A. de). Caratteri di varj uomini
iUustri. Livomo, 1773-74. 2 y. in i. 8*.
I2.72ax
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OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
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tionary of the Russian empire. In Rus-
sian]. Moscow, 1836. 5 V. 8^ ZO.601.7
— Distinguished persons in Russian society.
MfMw.] From the German by F. £.
Bunndtt. London, 1873. P- 8*". XO.604.22
— DoLGOROUKY (P.) Notice sur les principales
families de la Russie. Nouvelle 6d. Ber-
lin, 1858. 8**. XO.604.9
Spain and Portugal.
—Montgomery (J.) and others. Lives of literary
men of Italy, Spain,and Portugal. [Anon^
London, 1835-37. 3 v. 16°. 12.738^.12
The same. X2. 738^.22
' ^Thesame. 33. 2012. i
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iards. Tr. by T. R. Preston. London,
1833. 8". xo.624.11
C/nitfd States.
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— Allibone (S. a.) Dictionary of British and
American authors. Philadelphia, 1870-76.
3 V. 1. 8*. X6.996.4
The same. Art room.
— Belknap (J.) American biography. Boston,
1704-^. 2 V. 8°. 4.198^.8
^The same. 4.198^.16
^The same. [Ed.] by F. M. Hubbard. New
York, 1843. 3 V. 18*". 32.2021.8
— Clarke (J. F.) Memorial and biographical
sketches. Boston, 1878. p. 8"*. 4.198^.11
— Drake (F. S.) Dictionary of American biog-
raphy. Boston, 1872. 1. 8". X6.996.8
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of eminent Americans. New York, [1862].
2 V. 4'. 4.198^.1
—Forrest (M.) Women of the south distin-
guished in literature. New York, 1866.
8", X8.1116.6
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4th ed. Philadelphia, 1851. 8"*. 2X. 1324.3
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American revolution. Boston, 1875. 8**.
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ernment of the United States. Washing-
ton, 1876. 1. 8*. 4.198*1.1
Dictionary of the United States congress.
Philadelphia, 1859. S"". x6.1013.12
The same. 3d ed. Washington, 1866. 8°.
16.1013.13
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ture. New York, 1880. 32°. 17.1023.29
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Hartford, 1866. 8*. 3- 154.22
— Parton (J.) and others. Sketches of men of
progress. New York, 1870-71. 8**,
4.198^.2
—Pollard (E. A.) Lee and his lieutenants.
New York, 1867. 8% 3.154.5
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adherents to the British crown in the rev-
olution. Boston, 1847. 8*. 4.198^.^
The same. Boston, 1864. 2 v. 8**. 3.138^.3
The same, 4.198^.11
— Sparks (J.) Library of American biography.
New York, 1845-56. 25 v. i6'. 3.i38a.6
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south. [Anon.} Philadelphia, 1872. 8"*.
X8.1116.9
— Thacher (J.) Biographical sketches.
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ican loyalists. New York, 1842. 8**.
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p. 8°. 4.i98a.9
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Artisans, Artists, Astronomers, Bishops, Cardinals,
Chancellors of England,Chief-justices,Clergymen,
Dramatists. Eng^ineers, Eneravers, Fathers, Free-
thinkers, Friends, Generals, Historians, Hymn-
writers, Indians, Lawyers, Linguists, Martyrs,
Mathematicians, Merchants, Missionaries, Musi-
cians. Novelists, Orators, Painters, PhilosophetB,
Physicians, Poets, Presidents of the United
States, Princesses of England, Queens, Robbers,
Saints, Scientific men. Sculptors, Statesmen, The-
ologians, Travellers.
Als0^ Boston Athenaeum, British museum, Brown
university, Cambridge university, Cambridge^
Mass., {Harvard C0llegt\ Congress of the United
States, Cumberland valley, E^laration of inde-
pendence, Eton colle|[e, Fife, Frankfort on the
Main, New Haven, {Yale College). Nordhausen,
Ohio, Oxford university, Philadelphia, Princeton,
{c0llege\ Virginia.
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tory o/\ Portraits.
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k la m6decine. Paris, 1872. iS"".
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27.1671.32
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natural conditions of ezbtence. New
York, 1881. 12'. 27.1671.33
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reply to Huxley's essay on life. New
York, 1875. 12*. 27.1698a.40
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present state. Philadelphia, 1870. 12°.
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Beneden et C. Van Bambeke. Paris, 1880.
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method of bleaching, by means of oxy-
genated muriatic acid. [Tr.] by R. -Kerr.
Edinburgh, 1790. i6'. 30.1930.7
— HiGGiNS (W.) Theory and practice of bleach-
ing. London, 1709. 8*". 30. 39x1.7
[In a vd, lettered " Chemistry**]*
Blenheim house, (Woodstock, Oxfordshire),
— BiBLIOTHECA SUNDERLANDIANA. Sale Cata^
logue of the Sunderland, or Blenheim li-
brary. London, 1881. 8'. 16.1012.9
— Blenheim, the seat of the duke of Marlbor-
ough. [Anon,\ pp. 207-223. 5.273.11
[In the Oxford uniTemty and ci^ guide].
— EccLES (W.) New guide to Blenheim. 7th
ed. Woodstock, 1858. i8\ 5-273."
^The same. i6th ed. Woodstock, [18803,
I8^ 5273."
— Gemmarum antiquarum delecttis, ex praestan-
tioribus desumptus quae in dactyliothecis
ducis marlburiensis servantur, [AnonJ]
Londini, 1845. 2 v. i\ Cabinet 1.7.1
Blennerhassett (Harman). b, 1767. d, 1831.
— Safford (W. H.) Blennerhassett papers, cm-
bodying the journal of Blennerhassett, and
the correspondence of Burr. Cincinnati,
1864. 8\ 3-^8.4
84
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OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY. Bohemian brethren.
Blttsiagton, countess of. 5^^ Gardiner (M. P. F.)
Blind.
— Diderot (D.) Lcttre sur les aveugles. pp,
275-342. V. I of 8.493.2
— KiTTO (J.) Lost senses. Deafness and blind-
ness. New York, 1852. 12". 23. 1438^.14
— MiCHAELis (G.) Bericht fiber Moon's Blinden-
schrift. Berlin. 1861. 8°. 24.1492.26
See, als0. Eye, Sight, Spectacles, Vision.
Block-books.
— Canticum canticorum, repr<^uced in fac-sim-
ile from the Scriverius copy. With an in-
troduction by J. P. Berjeau. London,
i860, f*. X7.1028.1
— SoTHEBY (S. L.) Specimen-notice of [his]
work on the block-books [of] the 15th
century. London, 1858. f°, 17. 1028.2
See^ altfff Printing.
Blonde of Oxford, (an early romance).
— Reimes (P. de). Romance of Blonde of Ox-
ford and Jehan of Dammartin. Edited
by Le Roux de Lincy. London, 1858.
s. 4^ 6.315.28
Blood.
—Boyle (R.) Memoirs for the natural history
of humane blood. London, 1683. 8**.
29.3810.8
— CoxE (J. R.) Inquiry into the claims of Har-
vey to the discovery of the circulation of
the blood. Philadelphia, 1834. 8^
29.3816.8
— FuNT (A.) Blood: circulation, pp. 95-352.
V. I of 29.3815.4
— FoNTANA (F.) Nuove osservazioni sopra i
globetti rossi del sangue. Lucca, 1766.
8% 28.i758fl.3
—Harvey (W.) Exercitatio anatomica de motu
cordis et sanguinis in animalibus, et de
circulatione sanguinis. 141 pp. 4°.
29.3816.2
—Hunter (J.) Treatise on the blood; inflam-
mation, and gun-shot wounds. London,
1794. 4^ 29.3816.7
— MIJller (J. W.) Transfusion and plethora.
Christiania, 1875. 8". 29.3814. i
Blow-fly.
— LowRiE (B. F.) Anatomy and physiology of
the blow-fly, London, 1870. 8**.
27. 17 14. 10
Blow-pipe analysis.
— Egleston (T.) Scheme for the qualitative de-
termination of substances by the blow-
pipe. 28.3733.1
[Smithsonian report, 1873, pp. ai9-33z].
— Elderhorst (W.) Manual of blow-pipe analy-
sis. Ed. by H. B. Nason and C. F.
Chandler. 6th ed. Philadelphia, 1874.
16°. 30.1933.19
— FucHS (C. W. C.) Practical guide to the de-
termination of minerals by the blow-pipe.
Tr. by T. W. Danby. London. [1875].
8% 28.1794.8
— HiRSCHWALD (J.) Lathrohr-tabellen. Leip-
zig, 1875. 8*^. 30.1934.12
— Kerl (B.) Leitfaden bei qualitativen und
quantltativen lOthrohr-untersuchungen. 2e
aufl. Clausthal, 1877. 16°. 30.1933.24
— -Neuesten fortschritte der lOthrohrprobir-
kunst. Clausthal, 1877. 16'. 30.1933.24 | Bohemian brethren.
85
— Landauer (J.) Die lOthrohranalyse. Braun-
schweig, 1876. 16". 30.1874.25
— Plattner (C. F.) Probirkunst mit dem Idth-
rohre. 5e aufl. von T. Richter. Leip-
zig, 1878. 8^ 30.1874.7
The same. Manual of qualitative and quan-
titative analysis with the blow-pipe. | Ed.]
by T. Richter. Tr. by H. B. Cornwall
and J. H. Caswell. 3d ed. New York,
1875. 8^ 30.1934.7
— Plympton (G. W.) The blow-pipe: a guide
to its use. New York, 1874. 12*.
30.1933.20
— Ross (W. A.) Pyrology; or, fire chemistry.
London, 1875. 4". 30. 1936.8
— ScHEERER (T.) L^throhrbuch. 2e aufl. Braun-
schweig, 1857. 16''. 30.1934.49
— Terreil (A.) Traits pratique des essais au
chalumeau. Paris, 1875. 8'. 30.1935.19
See, also. Assaying, Chemistry, {analytical),
Blucher (Gebhard Leberecht, filrst von WahU
stadt), b, 1742. d, 1819.
—Egerton (F.) Life of Blttcher.
pp. 137-181 of 21.1305.28
— Varnhagen von Ense (C. A. L. P.) Ftirst
Blttcher von Wahlstadt. Leipzig, 1872.
16*'. V. 3 of 9.556.3
Boccaccio (Giovanni), b. 1313. d. 1375.
— G1NGUEN6 (P. L.) Boccace. Notice sur sa
vie, [et] sur ses ouvrages. 135 pp.
V. 3 of 17. 1040. 1
— Montgomery (J.) and others, Boccaccio, pp.
116-150. V. I of 12.738^.12
— TiRABOSCHi (G.) Vita di Giovanni Boccaccio,
pp. xxxi-lv. V. I of 12. 771. 1
Bodin Gean). b. 1530. d. 1596.
— Feugkre (L. J.) Jean Bodin.
V.
Bodleian library. See Oxford.
Boerhaare (Hermann), b, 1668.
— ^Johnson (S.) Boerhaave. pp.
V. 12 oif 6.2351.1
Boethias (Anicius Manlius Severinus). b, about
470. d, 525.
— Baur (G.) De Anicio Bofiihio, christianae
doctrinae assertore. Darmstadii, 1841.
8°. 23.1414. 7
— Fragment d'un po^me en vers romans sur
Boece. [Anon J] Avec des notes, et une
traduction interlin6aire, par M. Raynou-
ard. Paris,i8i7. 8". 13.782.8
Bohemia (Bdhmen).
— ^Annales gradicenses et opatowicenses, 894-
1158. Ed. W. Wattenbach. pp. 643-653.
V. 17 of 9.528.1
— CosMAS, pragensis, and others. Chronica
Boemorum edente R. KCpke, [894-] 1283.
209 pp. V. 9 of 9.528.1
— Gindely (A.) Geschichte des b(5hmischen
aufstandes von 1618. ler band. Prag,
1869. 8^ 9-521.9
— Heinrich von Heimburg. Annales, 861-
1300. pp. 7 1 1-7 1 8. V. 17 of 9.528.1
— ViCENTius and Gerlach. Annales, 1140-
1198. Ed. W. Wattenbach. pp. 654-710.
V. 17 of 9.528.1
See United brethren.
pp. 423-451.
2 of 8. 478a. 21
d, 1738.
11-40.
B4lltmkm hu^iiftfe. SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Boni6<h
Bohemian language and literature.
— DoBROWSKY (J.) Bildsamkeit der slawischen
sprache, an der bildung der substantive
und adjective in der b6hmischen sprache.
Prag, 1799. 68 pp. 4^ 15.975. 12
— Robinson (T. A. L. v. I.) History of the Czek-
ish, or Bohemian, language and literature,
pp. 147-21 1. 17. 1046.6
— Wratislaw (A. H.) Native literature of Bo-
hemia in the 14th century. London, 1878.
16°. 17. 1046. 8
Bohme (Jakob), b, 1575. d, 1624.
— HoTHAM (D). Life of Jacob Behmen. Lon-
don, 1654. r. 22.1358.5
\Bound with B^hine*s Mysterium magnum].
—Walton (C.) Notes for a biography of Wil-
liam Law. Comprising an elucidation of
the writings of BOhme. \Anon!\ Lon-
don, 1856. 8"*. 22.1356.11
Boigne (E16onore Addle, b, de Osmond, com-
tesse de). b. 1 780. d, 1866.
— GuizoT (F. P. G.) La comtesse de Boigne.
pp. 143-187. 8.478^1.3
Boileau-Despreauz (Nicolas), b. 1636. d,
1711.
— Alembert (J. L. d*). Eloge de Despr6aux.
pp. 63-242. v. 2 of 8.500.2
The same. Eulogy of Despreaux. Tr. by
J. Aikin. pp. 219-347. v. i of 8.478^.15
— Besant(W.) Boileau. pp. 285-309 of 8.478^.16
— PoujouLAT (J. J. F.) Boileau-Despr^aux.
pp. 1-18. 18.3066.6
[/if Boileau*s Oeuvres poetiques].
— Sainte-Beuve (C. a.) Boileau. pp. 1-22.
v. I of 8.481.3
—Shelley (M. W. G.) and Wallace (W.)
Boileau. pp. 259-295. v. I of 32.2031.12
Boilers. See Steam-engine.
Boisseree (Sulpice). b, 1783. d, 1854.
— Baur (W.) Sulpiz Boisseree. pp. 437-464.
9.515.29
Boissy (Louis de). b. 1694. d, 1758.
— Alembert (J. L. d*). ]felogc de Boissy. pp.
299-328. V. 3 of 8.500.2
Boium glacier, (Norway).
— Sexe (S. a.) Boiumbraeen. Le glacier de
Boium. Christiania, 1869. 40 pp. 4°.
29.1806.42
Bokhara.
— Grovkr 0.) Bokhara victims; [Charles
Sioddart and Arthur Conolly, 1838].
London, 1845. 8**. II. 691. 7
— Vamb^ry (A.) Bokhara, the head-quarters of
Mohammedanism, pp. 166-281. 1 1.692.8
— Wolff (J.) Narrative of a mission to Bokhara,
1843-45. London, 1845. 2 v. 8\ II.691.3
See, also^ Oxus.
Bolingbroke, viscount. See St. John (H.)
Bombay, (Bom ba.hia.fporfujruese for Good Bay),
— Calendar for Bombay university, 1869-70.
[With examination papers]. Bombay,
1869. 12". 24.1481. 4
Bonaparte (Elizabeth b, Patterson), b. 1785.
d, 1879.
— DiDiF.R (E. L.) Life and letters of madame
Bonaparte. New York, 1879. 12**. 4.203.8
Bonaparte (Louis Napoleon). See Napoleon iii.
Bonaparte (Napoleon). See Napoleon i.
Bonds. See Finance.
Bones.
— Bell (J.) Engravings of the bones [of man],
ist Am. from 2d Lond. ed. Philadelphia,
1817. 4^ 29.3816.9
— Monro (A.) Anatomy of the human bones,
nerves, [etc.]. Edinburgh, 1768. 8**.
29.3811.16
Boniface, Saint^ (real name, Winfrid), b, 680.
^. 755.
— WiLLiBALD. ViU S. Bonifatii archiepiscopi.
Ed. G. H. Peru. pp. 331-353.
v. 2 of 9.528.1
Bonn, art museum.
— Welckkr (F. G.) Akadcmische kunst-museum
zu Bonn. 2e ausg. Bonn, 1841. 8**.
30.3882.2
Bonnets.
— Repton (J. A.) Female head-dress in Eng-
land, chiefly subsequent to Strutt. pp. 29-
76. 8 pi. V. 27 of 5.2296.1
Bonneval (Claude Alexandre, eomte de). b. 1675.
d, 1747.
— MERCKwt'RDiGES lebeu des grafen von Bon-
neval. Aus dem FrantzOsischen. [Anon.']
Hamburg, 1737. 16". 8.482.17
Boodhism. See Buddhism.
Book-keeping.
— Hamilton (R.) Short system of arithmetic
and book-keeping. London, 1788. 12°.
26.3590.19
— Jackson (W.) Book-keeping in the true
Italian form. New York, 181 1. 8°.
25.1552.27
—Jones (E. T.) English system of book-keep-
ing. 2d Am. ed. New York, 1797. 4".
25.1556.20
—Turner (T.) Epitome of book-keeping by
double entry. Portland, 1804. 12**.
25.1552.40
Books. See Bibliography, Palaeography, Print-
ing.
Booksellers.
— Curwen(H.) History of booksellers. London,
[1874]. p. 8^ 6.367.7
Boone (Daniel), b, 1735. d, 1820.
— BoGART (W. H.) Daniel Boone, and the
hunters of Kentucky. Boston, 1875. 12*.
4.203.9
—Peck (J. M.) Life of Daniel Boone. Boston,
1847. I6^ V. 23 of 3.i38fl.6
Ste, aUo^ Kentucky.
Booth (Edwin Thomas), b. 1833.
—Clarke (A. B.) The younger Booth.
pp. 117-194 of 4.203.7
Booth (Junius Brutus), b. 1796. d. 1852.
— Clarke (A. B.) The elder Booth. Boston,
1882. 12''. 4.203.7
— Gould (T. R.) Tragedian: an essay on the
histrionic genius of Junius Brutus Booth.
New York, 1868. p. 8°. X9.1133.48
Borgia (Lucrezia, duchess of Ferrara), b, 1480.
d. 1523.
— Gilbert (W.) Lucrezia Borgia, duchess of
Ferrara. A biography. London, 1869.
2 V. p. 8°. 12.714. 13
Borneo.
— BuRBiDGE (F. W.) Gardens of the sun; or, a
naturalist's journal in Borneo and Uie
Sulu archipelago. London, 1880. p. 8**.
27. 1670. i
86
Borneo.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Boat<4i«
— Egerton (T.) Borneo and Celebes, pp. 348-
370. 21.1305.28
— Keppel (H.) Expedition to Borneo for the
suppression *of piracy; with extracts from
the journal of James Brooke, [1843-45].
London, 1846. a v. 8*. xx.673.15
^Visit to the Indian archipelago, in the Mae-
ander. With portions of the journal of
Sir James Brooke, [1847-51]. London,
1853. 2v- 8^ XX.673.1
— ^Wallace (A. R.) Borneo, and its natural
history, pp. 54-147. v. i of XX. 673. 23
Ste^ alwy Sarawak.
Boma lang^a^e, (Ontral Africa).
— Richardson (J.) and Norris (E.) Grammar
of the Bornu, or Kanuri language. Lon-
don. 1853. p. 8'. x5.976.10
Borrow (George), b, 1803. d, 1881.
— Lavengro; the scholar — the gypsy — the priest.
[In part autobiographiodj. London, 1851.
3 V. la*. 6.2342.5
Bosnia.
— Evans (A. J.) Through Bosnia and the
Herzegovina during 1875. with an histor-
ical review of Bosnia. London, 1876. 8"*.
9-523.1
— Ibrahim. History of the war in Bosnia during
the years 1737. '38, and '39. From the
Turkish by C. Eraser. London, 1830. 8*".
XX. 2687. 24
— Ranke (L. von). Sketch of the insurrection
in Bosnia, 1805. pp. 309-371 of XX. 695. 24
Bosphorus, or Bosporus.
— Pardoe (J.) and Bartlett (W. H.) Beauties
of the Bosphonis. London, [1840]. 4*.
XX. 707. 12
Set, altOy Conttantinople.
Botsnet (Jacques B6nigne). b, 1627. d. 1704.
— Alembert (J. L. d'). £loge de Bossuet. pp.
251-336. V. 2 of 8.500.2
The same. Eulogy of James Benignus
Bossuet pp. 129-217. V. I of 8.478<z.i5
— Lamartine (A. M. L. P. de). Bossuet. pp.
133-244. V. 3 of 8.505.1
Boston.
General works.
—Barber (J. W.) Boston.
^ pp. 532-549 of 4.172.7
—Boston illostrated. [Anon.] Boston, 1872.
8^ 4- 173. II
— Bradlee (N. J.) History of the introduction
of pure water into Boston. [Anon,] Bos-
ton, 1868. 1. 8**. 26.3626.17
—Coffin (C. C.) Story of the great fire,
November 9-10, 187a. By **Carleton."
Boston, 1872. 12". 4. 172. 19
—Drake (S. A.) Old landmarks, and historic
personages of Boston. Boston, 1876.
p. 8^ 4-172.24
— Drake (S. G.) History, and antiquities of
Boston from 1630 to 1770. Boston, 1856.
8'. 4.173.8
— LoRiNG (J. S.) Hundred Boston orators, ap-
pointed from 1770 to 1852. Boston, 1853.
^ 8"- 3.138^.5
— QuiKCY (J.) Municipal history of Boston,
1630 to 1830. Boston, 1852. 8". 4. 172. 12
— WlN«OR (J.) The memorial history of Boston,
including Suffolk county, Mass., 1630-
1880. Boston, 1881. 4 V. 1. 8°. 4.176.2
Revolutionary history,
— BowDOiN (J.) Short narrative of the massacre
in Boston, March 5, 1770. pp. 48-83.
V. 32 of 31. 3975. 1
— Correspondence, in 1774 and 1775, between
a committee of the town, and contributors
for the relief of the sufferers by the Boston
port bill. pp. 1-278, 4th series.
V. 4 of 4.175.4
— Frothingham (R.) History of the siege of
Boston, and of the battles of Lexington,
Concord, and Bunker Hill. Boston, 1849.
8% 4. 173. 1
— Kidder (F.) History of the Boston massacre,
March 5. 1770. Albany, 1870. 8°. 3.146.2T
Public institutions t etc: {Athenaeum),
— Catalogue of the library, 1807-71. [By C.
A. Cutter]. Boston, 1874-82. 5 pts.
1. 8^ 16.1015.1
— Chronological list of the proprietors of the
Boston Athenaeum, from its foundation,
[1815I, to January, 1882. v. 4 of 16.1015.1
— O^^CY (J) History of the Boston Athen-
aeum, with biographical notices of its
deceased founders. Cambridge, [Mass.],
1851. 8\ 4-173.9
(Harbor),
— Foster (J. G.) Submarine blasting. Removal
of Towei* and Corwin rocks. New York,
1869. 4°. 36.1626.3
— Thaver (S.) Special report on the sea wall
of Ram Head. Washington, 1844. S""*
pp. 211-232. 36.1634. Box I
(Hospital),
— Medical and surgical reports of the dty hos-
pital of the city of Boston. 3d series.
Boston, 1882. 8\ 39.3825. xo
(Hoosac tunnel and Western railroad company),
— Report of the corporators, January, 1875.
Boston, 1875. 8". 30.1635.2x
{Public library),
— Catalogue of books belonging to the lower
hall, in the classes of history, biography,
and travel. 2d ed. Boston, 1873. 1. 8%
xo. 1015.6^
— Catalogue of the books and manuscripts
which formerly belonged to Thomas
Prince. Boston, 1870. 1.* 8\ x6.1015.5i
— Catalogue of the Spanish library and Portu-
guese books, bequeathed by George Tick-
nor. By [W. A. Wheeler and] J. L.
Whitney. Boston, 1879. 1. 8'. xo.1015.8
— Index to the catalogue of books in the upper
hall. With first supplement, [By C. C.
Jewett and F. Vinton] . Boston, 1861-66.
2 V. 1. 8'*. x6. 1015.2,3
The same. Lower hall. [By C. C. Jewett
and F. Vinton]. Boston, 1858. 1. 8'.
X6.1015.4
The same. Bulletins. Boston, 1867-83.
4 V. 1. 8*. Art room.
^The same. Class list for English prose fic-
tion. 5th ed. Boston, 1871. 1. 8^.
X6.1015.6
The same. Class list for poetry, the drama,
and miscellaneous works, ist ed. Boston,
1870. 1. 8% X6.1015.6
87
Boston.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Botany.
— Proceedings at the dedication of the building,
January i, 1858. Boston, 1858. 8**.
4-173.7
(Old South church),
— Ballard (J.) Account of the poor fund, and
other charities held in trust by the Old
South society. Boston, 1868. 8"*.
4. 172. 14
—Phillips (W.) Oration in the Old South
church, June 14, 1876. Boston, 1876.
II pp. 8^ 3.158. Box 2
— WiSNER (B. B.) History of the Old South
church. Boston, 1830. 122 pp. 8"*.
3.158. Box 2
Botany. Bibliography,
— Mitchell (S. L.) Account of the writings
which illustrate the botanical history of
America, pp. 149-215. v. 2 of 4.186.1
— Watson (S.) Bibliographical index to North
American botany. Part i. Polypelalae.
Washington, 1878. 8^ v. 15 of 28.3734.1
^Thesamc. 28.174520
Aids in classification,
— Baillon (E. H.) Natural history of plants.
Tr. by M. M. Hartog. London, 1871-80.
6v. 1. 8^ 28.1735.7
— Bentham (G.) Handbook of the British flora.
London, 1865. 2 v. 8". 28.1745.15
and Hooker (J. D.) Genera plantarum.
London, 1862-76. 2 v. in 5 pts. 8**.
28.1735.16
— Blytt (A.) Om vegetationsforholdene vcd
Sognefjorden. Christiania, 1869. 8*".
28.1736. Box 2
— BuEK (H. W.) Genera candolleana; scu, index
ad A. P. de CandoUe prodromum regni
vegetabilis. Berolini, 1840-74. 4 v. in 2.
8^ 28.1732.16
—Burnett (G. T.) Outlines of botany. Lon-
don. 1835. 2v. 8**. 28.1733. II
— Candolle (A. P. dc). Prodromus systemaiis
naturalis regni vegetabilis. Parisiis, 1824-
73. 17 V. 8*. Herbarium.
—Candolle (A. L. P. P.) and (C. P. de). Mono-
graphiae phanerogamarum; prodromi nunc
continuatio, nunc revisio. Parisiis, 1878-
81. 3 V. 8^ 28.1734.7
—Chapman (A. W.) Flora of the southern
United Sutes. New York, 1872. 12*.
28.1731. 12
— Deakin (R.) Florigraphia britannica. [Col-
ored plates]. London, 1857. 4 v, 8\
28.1745.16
— Don (G.) General history of the dichlamyde-
ous plants. London, 1831-38. 4 v. 4".
28.1736.3
—Eaton (A.) Manual of botany, for North
America. 5th ed. Albany, 1829. 12**.
28.3730.10
— EiCHLER (A. W.) BlUthendiagramme. Leip-
zig. 1875-78. 2 V. in I. 8^ 28.1735.22
— Gray (A.) Genera of the plants of the United
States, illustrated by figures by J. Sprague.
New York, 1849. 2 v. 8°. 28.1734.4
Synoptical flora of North America. New
York, 1878. 8^ 28. 1734. 1
— Hemsley (W. B.) Handbook of hardy trees,
shrubs, and herbaceous plants. Boston,
1873. 8^ 28.1732.7
-Jacques (A.) and Herincq (F.) Manuel g6-
n^ral des plantes, arbres et arbustes, selon
la m^thode de De Candolle. Paris, [1845-
62]. 4 V. 12". 28.1730.8
-Le Maout (E.) and Decaisne (J.) Flore 616-
mentaire des jardins et des champs.
[Avec] un vocabulaire. Paris, [1855]. 2
V. in I. 12**. 28.1730.9
- -General system of botany, descriptive and
analyticaL Tr. by Mrs. Hooker. Arranged
by J. D. Hooker. London, 1873. 1. 8^
28.1735.12
-Lindley (J.) Vegetable kingdom. 3d ed.
London, 1853. 8^ 28.1735.20
-Linn6 (C. von). VoUstandiges pflanzensys-
tem. Marburg, 18 11. 2 v. 8^ 28. 1730. 1
-Loudon (J. C.) Encyclopaedia of plants. New
ed. by Mrs. Loudon. London, 1855. ft**.
28.1758^.3
-NuTTALL (T.) Genera of North American
plants. Philadelphia, 1818. 2 v. 12**.
28.3730-I
-PuRSH (F.) Flora Americae septentrionalis;
or, a systematic arrangement and descrip-
tion of the plants of North America.
London, 1814-16. 2 v. 8*. 28.3741.3
-S6RENSEN (H. L.) Beretning om en botanisk
reise i Omegnen af Faemundstten, og i Try-
sil. Christiania, 1867. 8^ 28.1736. Box 2
-ToRREY (J.) and Gray (A.) Flora of North
America. New York, 1838-43. 2 v. in i.
8". 28.1734.10
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mind. London, 1880. p. 8"*. 23. 1422. 15
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brain. London, 1879. 8". 23.1425.14
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1867. I8^ 23.1433.34
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6d. Paris, 1878. 8**. 23.1432.15
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a general view of the nervous system. Tr.
by R. Willis. London, 1826. 8^
29.3836.25
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nouvelle throne du cerveau par le Dr.
Gall. Metz, an x, 1802. 80 pp. 8*.
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brain and mind. 2d ed. London, 1861.
8". 23.1426.17
5^/, aUoy Insanity, Nerves, Phrenology, Psychol-
ogy. Skulls.
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don, 1845. s. 4^ 6.314.32
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text. Herausg. von H. Suchier. pp. 553-
588. V. I of X5.984.4
92
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London, 1844. 16°. v. 14 of x8. 3092.1
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— BucHHOLTZ (S.) Versuch einer geschichte
der churmarck Brandenburg. Beriin,
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sung, und des prozesses in der mark
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jabre 1337; oder, Ludwig's Neumilrkisches
landbuch, herausg. von G. W. von Rau-
mer. Berlin, 1837. 4*. 9-532.1
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statutarischen rechls Brandenburg und
Pommern. Berlin, 1837. i v. in 2. 8*.
24.3503.9
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LER fr .) Architectonische denkmaier der
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4.203.10
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scy. Boston, 1874. p. 8°. 6.342.31
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BraziL
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lands of Brazil, [1867-68]. London, 1869.
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V. I of 3. 134. 1 1
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1819-21, enthaltend eine schilderung des
zustandes von Brasilien. pp. 3-.94. 3.133.5
— Empire du Br^sil k I'exposition universelle
de 1876, ^ Philadelphie. Rio de Janeiro,
1876. 8°. 3.134.22
The same. Empire of Brazil at the univer-
sal exhibition of 1876, in Philadelphia.
[Anon.] Rio de Janeiro, 1876. 8^ 3. 134.21
^The same. Kaiserreich Brasilien auf der
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Travels in Brazil. 1817-20. [Tr. by H.
E. Lloyd], London, 1824. a v. 8 .
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wild tribes of eastern Brazil. Tr. by A.
Tootal. Ed. by R. F. Burton. London,
1874. 8*. 2.51.29
—Stewart (C. S.) Brazil and La Plato: the
personal record of a cruise, [1850-53].
New York, 1856. 12'. 3.I34.I5
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Sfe^ mlso^ Amazon, Parana, San Francisco river.
Breck (Samuel), b, 1771. d, 1862.
— Recollections, with passages from his note-
books. Ed. by H. E. Scudder. Phila-
delphia, 1877. p. 8^ 4.203.1a
Bremen^ {Get many).
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men. Bremen, 1828. viii, 35 pp. 8*.
9.532.6
Breslau.
— Krebs (J.) Wanderungen durch Breslau, und
dessen umgebungen. Breslau, 1836. i6'.
9533.27
Bretagne, Bretons. See Brittony.
Brewing.
— Byrn (M. L.) Complete practical brewer.
Philadelphia, 1876. 12 . 30.1934.26
— Donovan (NI.) Brewing, pp. 141-215.
V. I of 32.2031,1
— PiESSE (C. H.) Chemistry in the brewing-
room. London, 1877. 16'. 30. 1936.21
Se*^ also. Beer, Fermentation.
Brewster (William), b. 1560. d, 1644.
—Steele (A.) Chief of the pilgrims; or. the
life of William Brewster. Philadelphia,
1857. 8% 4.203.ZI
93
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BristoL
Bridge of Allan, (Scotland).
~ Rogers (C.) Week at Bridge o^ Allan. 8th
ed. Edinburgh, 1858. i6*. 6.333.20
Bridges.
— Bender (C.) Properties of continuous bridges.
New York. 1876. I8^ No.' 26 of 26. 1620. i
Proportions of pins used in bridges. New
York. 1873. I8^ No. 4 of 26. 1620. 1
-v'BoLLER (A. P.) Construction of iron high-
way bridges. New York, 1876. 8'*.
26.1635.15
—Cain (W.) Maximum stresses in framed
bridges. New York, 1878. 18*.
No. 38 of 26. 1630. 1
— Cresy (E.) Bridge building, and the equilibri-
um of vaults. Atlas. [London, 1839J. 1. f**.
Cabinet 2.24.2
— Debauve (A.) Ponts en ma9onnerie. Paris,
1873. 8''. V. 10 of 26.1625.5
" The same. Atlas. 4''. v. 10 of 26.1628.25
Ponts et viaducs en bois et en m6tal. Paris,
1874. 8\ V. II of 26.1625.5
The same. Atlas. 4**. v. 11 of 26.1628.25
— Dempsey (G. D.) Tubular, and other iron
girder bridges. 3d ed. London, 1865.
18". 26.1635.50
— Douglas (Sir H.) Construction of military
bridges. 3d ed. London, 1853. 8*.
26.1633.25
— DuPuiT (J.) Trait6 de voutes, et de la con-
struction des ponts en ma9onnerie. Paris,
1870. 4". 26.1636.9
The same. Atlas, obi. V. 26. 1637.4
—Eddy (H. T.) Discussion of the applied
forces in a drawbridge. New York, 1874.
7 pp. 8°. 26.1634. Box I
— Gauthey (E. M.) Construction des ponts.
Publi6 par C. L. M. H. Navier. Paris,
1809-13. 2 V. 4**. • 26.1626.19
— Gleig (G. R.) Military bridges, pp. 299-377.
V. I of 21.1306.23
— Graeff. Appareil et construction des ponts
biais. 2e 6d. Paris, 1867. 2 v. in i. 4*".
26.1637.9
— Greene (C. E.) Graphical method for the
analysis of bridge trusses. New York, 1875.
8". 26.1633.21
— Haupt (H.) Theory of bridge construction.
New York, 185 1. 8^ 26.1633.7
The same. New York, 1868. 8'. 26.1633.8
— Henrici (O.) Skeleton structures of iron
and steel bridges. New York, 1867. 8**.
26.1633.19
— Herschel (C.) Continuous, revolving draw-
bridges. Boston, 1875. 8". 26.1635.13
— Humber (W.) Iron bridge construction. 3d
ed. London, 1870. 2 v. f*. 26.1628.4
— Hutchinson (E.) Girder-making, and the
practice of bridge building in wrought
iron. London, 1879. 8*. 26.1633.30.
— Matheson (E.) Works in iron. Bridge and
roof structures. London, 1873. 8*.
26.1633.5
— Merriman (M.) Theory and calculation of
continuous bridges. New York. 1876.
18**. No. 36 of 26. 1620. 1
— 'MoRANDi^E (R.) Construction des ponts et
viaducs. Paris, 1878. 4**. 26.1636.2
--^ -^The same. Atlas. 1. f^ Cabinet 2.24.x
—Myers (W. B.) "Schwedler" bridge. A
comparison of the various forms of girder
bridges. London, 1876. 23 pp. 8"*.
26.1634. Box I
—Nelson (W.) Law of New Jersey in relation
to public bridges. Paterson, 1842. 8**
24.3496. Box
— Newman (J.) Iron cylinder bridge piers.
London, 1875. 32 pp. 8^. 26.1634. Box i
— Perronet (J. R.) Werke ilber wasser und
brtlckenbaukunst. Uebersetzt von J. F.
W. Dietlein. Atlas. Halle, 1821. 4%
26.1637.10
— RiTTER (A.) Elementare theorie eisemer
dach- und brtlcken-constructionen. 3e
aufl. Hannover, 1873. 8*. 26.1633.13
— -The same. Elementary theory of iron
bridges and roofs. From the German,
(3d ed.), by H. R. Sankey. London, 1879.
8'. 26.1633.14
— RoEBLiNG (J. A.) Long and short span rail-
way bridges. New York, 1869. 1. T.
Cabinet 2.28.1
— Rogers (F.) Lectures on roads and bridges.
28.3733.1
[Smithsonian report, i860, pp. 133-150].
— Shreve(S. H.) Strength of bridges and roofs.
2dcd. New York, 1877. 8\ 2611633.16
— Weale (J.) [Plates representing European
bridges]. London, 1850-52. obi. f**.
26.1627.3
— Whipple (S.) Elementary treatise on bridge
building. 2d ed. New York, 1873. 8 .
26.1633.15
— Wood (D.) Construction of bridges and roofs.
2ded. New York, 1876. 8*'. 26.1633.9
— Young (E. W.) Methods of calculating strains
on girders, arches, and trusses. London,
1873. 8^ 26.1632.16
See, aUo.KnhtA^ Bracing, Building, Cables, Iron,
Strains, Stren^ of material, Telford (T.)
Alsc^ Britannia bridire, Kansas City bndKC, Lon-
don bridge, Poughkeepsie bridge, Tttaspol
bridge, Victoria bridge.
Aisoy Mississippi river.
Bridgman (Laura Dewey), b, 1829.
— Lamson (M. S.) Life and education of L.
D. Bridgman, the deaf, dumb, and blind
girl. Boston, 1881. p. 8^ 4.203.12^
— LiEr.ER (F.) On the vocad sounds of Laura
Bridgman, compared with the elements
of phonetic language. 31 pp.
V. 2 of 27.3738.1
^The same. pp. 443-497. v. i of 21. 1325.7
Bright (John), b. 1811.
— HiGGiNSON (T. W.) Mr. Bright. 6.347.9
— TowLE (W. M.) John BrighL pp. 183-212.
1.90.7
Brindley (James), b, 1716. </. 1772.
— Smiles (S.) Life of James Brindley. pp. 127-
300. V. 3 of 6. 347. 7
Bristol, (England),
— ** Canynge" concise guide to Bristol and sub-
urbs. [Anon,] Bristol, 1878. 47 pp. i6*.
No 7 of 5. 273. 1 1
— Chillcott (L E.) Stranger's guide to Bris-
tol, Clifton, and Hotwells. 5th ed. Bris-
tol, 1857. 84 pp. 16°. No. 34iof5.273.11
— Chilcott (J.) Descriptive history of Bristol.
jded. Bristol, [1849]. i^'- 5.273- 1»
[Giger].
— Evans (J.) Chronological outline of the his-
tory of BristoL Bristol, 1824, 8\ 5.273.2
94
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^
BristoL
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Brocket
Churches.
— Jkfbribs (C. T.) Guide to St. Ufary Red-
dlffe church. 4th ed. Bristol, 1858. 16^.
No. 6 of 5.273. II
— •-Sixteen years' doings in the restoration of
St. Mary Redcllfife church. Bristol, 1858.
16*. No 6 of 5. 273. 1 1
— TovEY (C.) Cursory observations on the
churches of Bristol. [Anon,'\ 2d ed.
Bristol. 1843. 16*. 5.273.4
Britannia bridfi^e, {Menai Straits),
—Head {Sir F. B.) Britannia bridge, pp.
216-285. V. 2 of 21.1307.17
British America.
—Back (G.) Narrative of the land expedition
along the shores of the Arctic ocean,
1833-35. London, 1836. 8*. 3.103.H
The same. Philadelphia, 1836. 8°. 3. 106. 14
^Butler (W. F.) Great lone land: a narrative
of travel in the northwest of America,
[1869-71]. London, 1873. p. 8*. 3.101.14
— FrrzwiLUAM (W.) and Cheadle (W. B.)
Northwest passage by land, [1862-64].
London. 1865. 8 . 3.101.9
— Frankun {Sir J.) Narrative of a journey to
the shores of the polar sea, 1819-22. 3d
ed. London, 1824. 2 v. 8°. 3.101.7
—Hamilton (J. C.) The prairie province:
sketches of travel from lake Ontario to
lake Winnipeg. Toronto, 1876. 16*'.
— Heahne (S.) Journey to the northern ocean,
1769-72. 61 pp. V. 24 of 2.2030.1
—Hooper (W. H.) Ten months among the tents
of the Tuski; with an arctic boat expedi>
tion as far as the Mackenzie river, [1848-
51]. London, 1853. 8°. XX.691.6
— RuiSH (R.) Travels of captain Back to the
arctic regions. [1833-3 5 J. 3.101.10
[/• Beecbey's voyage, pp. 509-7«4].
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London, 1871. 16*. 3.113.16
—Mackenzie (A.) Travels through North
America, 1789-93. pp. 295-392.
V. 24 of 2.2030.1
— MUREAY (H.) Historical and descriptive ac-
count of British America. New York,
1840. 2v. 18*'. 3.113.26
— SiHPSON (T.) Narrative of discoveries on the
north coast of America; effected by the
Hudson's Bay company, 1836-39. Lon-
don, 1843. 8°. 3.102.6
— Tytler (P. F.) Progress of discovery on the
more northern coasts of America. New
York, 1846. 18*. 32.2020.7
St*^ als0, Arctic reeioos, British Columbia,
Canada, Hudaon's Bay Territonr, Labrador,
Newfoundland, Prince Edward's Island.
British and fordgn Bible society. See Bible
•ocietie».
Bfitiab colonies in America* Ste United
States, (Colonial petiod).
Britisb Columbia.
— LoRX> (J. K.) Naturalist in British Columbia,
[1863-65 ?] London, 1866. 2 t. p. 8*".
27.1671. 13
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and woivf bAQomtiL Lqo4c>% «86a. &^
3^114.20
/" 9
—St. John (M.) The sea of mountains: an
account of lord Dufferin's tour through
British Columbia, in 1876. London, 1877.
2v. 12°. 3.113.17
Sett »l*o^ Vancouver Island.
British empire! See Australia, British America,
Canada, Cape Colony, Ceylon, Gibraltar,
Great Britain, Guiana (British), Hong
Kong, India, Malta, North America,
Sierra Leone, West Indies.
British museum.
— Catalogue of Syriac manuscripts In the Brit^
ish museum. By W. Wright. Part. i.
London, 1870. 4"*. 16.908.7
— Catalogue of printed books, vol. i. [By
A. Panizzi]. London, 1841. f^ 16.1008. 11
Note, No more was published.
— CowTAN (R.) Memories of the British muse-
um, [1835-72]. London, 1872. 8*.
16.1014. 12
—Edwards (E.) Lives of the founders of the
British museum; with notices of its bene-
factors, 1570-1870. London, 1870. 8".
16.1014. 14
— £&Lis(H.) Synopsis of the contents of the
British museum. 63d ed. London, 1856.
12°. 27.1670.27
^Townley gallery. [Anon.] London, 1836.
'•" '*^' 30.1880.33
2 V. 18',
[Glgerl.
— Grueber (H. a.) Guide to the English medals
in the king's library. London, 1881. 16*".
2.95.26
— Guide to the departments of natural history
and antiquities. [Anon. London], 1878.
155 pp. 8**. 5.266. Box I
--Guide to the exhibition galleries of the Brit-
ish museum, Bloom^ury. [Anon, Lon-
don], 1881. 5.273.13
— Guide to the first vase room in the depart-
ment of Greek and Roman antiquities.
7th ed. London, 1879. 3^ PP* i^**.
12.738*. Box I
— Guide to the printed books exhibited in the
Grenville library and king's library.
[Anon, London], 1880. 16**. 5.266. Box I
— Sims (R.) Handbook to the library of the
British museum. London, 1854. 18*.
16.1017.2
See, o/r^, Athens, (PartAemm), Pftnizzi (A.)
Note, The titles of numerous volumes describing
the collections in the British museum, will be
found \mder the branches of natural history, etc.,
to which they belong. Bvery book upoi\ Lon-
don describes the Bntish museum.
Brittany.
— Janin Q. G.) La Bretagne. 2e 6d. Paris,
1862. 1. 8". 7.396.3
— La ViLLEMARQUfi (T. H. de). Introduction
aux chants populaires de la Bretagne. 82
pp. 18.3066.16
— Palliser (F. M. B.) Brittany and its byways.
London, 1869. p. 8**. 7.396.10
— ^Vertot (R. a.) Critical history of the estab-
lishment of the Bretons among the Gauls.
From the French by J. Henley. London,
1722. 2 V. 8*. 7.386,22
—Weld (C. R.) A vacation in Brittany. Lon-
don, 1856. M*. 7.396.1a
Brockeii, (one of the HartM mountains).
^AHRBtJcHER des Brockens, von 1753 bis 1790.
MagdebMflgv i79X* 2 v« in ^ ^, 9.2541.3
Broglie.
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Bnmswlck.
Broglie (Achille L^once Victor CharloB, du€ de).
b, 1785. </. 1870.
— GuizoT (F. P. G.) Le due de Broglie. Paris,
1872. i6'. 8.482.19
Bronte (Charlotte), b. 1816. d. 1855.
— Bavne (P.) Ellis, Acton, and Currer Bell.
PP- 393-426 of 21. 1301.33
— Gaskell (E. C. S.) Life of Charlotte BrontS.
New York, i8i67. 2 v. 12*. 6.2361.23
— Martineau (H.) Charlotte Bront6 (** Currer
Bell "). pp. 44-50 of 6.348.9
— Reid (T. W.) Charlotte BrontS: a mono-
graph. New York, 1877. p. 8'*. 6.2361.24
— Swinburne (A. C.) Note on Charlotte Bronte.
London, 1877. 16". • 6.2361.22
—Stephen (L.) Charlotte BrontS. pp. 325-364.
V. 3 of 2z.1316.10
Brooke (5f> James), b. 1803. d. 1868.
— ^Jacob (G. L.) The raja of Sariiwak: account
of Sir James Brooke, chiefly through
letters. London, 1876. a v. 8^ 6.342.34
Se€^ also^ Borneo.
Brookline, {Massachusetts),
—Catalogue of the public library. [By Mary
A. Bean], Cambridge, [Mass.], 1873. 8 .
16.1003. 13
Brooklyn, (N^ew York),
— ^Annual reports of the Brooklyn park com-
missioners, 1861-73. [Brooklyn], 1873.
r. 4.185.7
— KiRKWOOD (J. P.) Brooklyn water-works
and sewers. New York, 1867. f*.
26.1628.3
Library,
—Analytical and classed catalogue. [By S.
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Brougham (Henry, lord), b, 1778. d. 1868.
— Life and times, written by himself. New
York, 1871-72. 3 V. I2'. 6.342.40
Brown (Charles Brockden). b. 1771. d, 18 10.
— DUNLAP (W.) Life of Charles Brockden
Brown, with selections from his works.
Philadelphia, 181 5. 2 v. 8". 4.203.13
— Prescott (W. H.) Life of Charles Brockden
Brown, pp. 11 7-1 80. v. i of 3.138^.6
Brown (David Paul), b. 1795. d, 1872.
—Biographical memoir of David Paul Brown,
pp. xxv-cxxiv. V. I of 4.198^.6
Brown (Harvey), b, 1796. d, 1874.
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Harvey Brown. New York, 1874. 23
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The same. Materialism of the present day.
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22.3375.5
Manual of Budhism. 2dcd. London, 1880.
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d'un nombre considerable de titres d'ou-
vrages bouddhiques. . .
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lalengara Wottoo ; [Anon.] by C. Ben-
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With an account of the Buddhist systems
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Hochasien und in China. Berlin, 1846.
4". Over the students' entrance.
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the Buddhists. From the P41i, by V.
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Boena Vista, {Battle of), February 22, 1847.
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New York, 1848. 16*. 3.124.24
Boenos Ayres.
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141-234. V. I of 3.134."
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117-202. 3.133.5
Se€y also^ Argentine republic.
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1707. d. 1788.
— Jardine (Sir W.) Memoir of Buflfon. [With]
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— Bellermann (C. F.) Lebcn des Johannes
Bugenhagen. Berlin, 1859. 8°. 9.541.23
Boilding.
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ing materials, and methods of building.
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structions-lehre. Neubearbeitet von H.
Lang. 4e aufl. Stuttgart, 1868-77.
3 V. 4'. 26.1626.20
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The same. Atlas, f*. Cabinet 1.6.2
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Bolgaria.
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Black Sea; or, five years in Bulgaria,
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3v. in 2. 1. 8^ z 1. 2706. 1
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Residence in Bulgaria: or, notes on the
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letters, 1848-59]. pp. 343-492,
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1791. d. 1876.
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baroness Bunsen. New York, 1879. 2
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1875. 8"*. Art room. A.4.26
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1867. I2^ Art room. B.1.9
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Angelo Buonarroti. London, 1806. 4°.
30.1S94.5
^The same. London, 1846. 16*. 30.1893.35
— Fisher (J.) Facsimiles of original studies by
Michael Angelo. London, 1872. 8"*.
Art room. B.4.16
— Grimm (H.) Life of Michael Angelo. Tr. by
F. E. Bunn^tt. Boston, 1865. 2 v. I2\
12.724.8
Rafael und Michelangelo. Boston, [1869],
I6^ 30.1896.25
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Buonarroti. 2d ed. London, 1858. 2 v.
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30.1892.8
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gelo Buonarroti. [AnonA London, 1863.
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zig. 1878. 16'*. 12.724.24
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— DOring (H. J. M.) (Jottfried August BUrger:
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1847. 16". 9.541.30
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139. V. 8 of 9.564.4
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99
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V. I of 4. 197. 12
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journals, of general Riedesel, during his
residence in America. Tr. by W. L.
Stone. Albany, 1868. 2 v. 8". 3.146.22
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memoirs relating to the capture of the
German troops at Saratoga. From the
German. New York, 1827. 12*. 3.141.10
The same. Tr. by W. L. Stone. Albany,
1867. 1. 8^ 3.146.6
—Stone (W. L.) Campaign of general John
Burgoyne. Albany, 1877. 12**. 3. 140. 13
S44, aU0, Schuyler (P.)
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— Ba&ante (A. G. P. de B. de). Histoire des
dues de Bourgogne de la maison de
Valois, 1364-1477. Nouvelle 6d., enrichie
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ungen, und deren anwendung auf physika-
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Set, also^ Definite intesrals, DeriTations, Elliptic
integ[rals. Fluxions, Functions, Interpolation^
Maxima and minima. Variations.
Note. Many important pa^>ers oppn this mode
of mathematical inquiry, exist in this library coq*
cealed in the collected worics of mathematicians;
as Bemouilli, Leibniu, Newton. Many others-
have been printed only in the pages of the period-
icals where they first appeared ; as the Acta eni-
ditorum (^36.3594), and the Transactions of the
Royal society of London. Part of the controversy
on the invention of the calculus, may be seen in
Collins' Commercium epLstolicum (a6. 1600.45), and
the Commercium mathematicum of Leibnitz and
Bemouilli^ (35.x 588. 11). References to these may
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der Angelsachsen, so wie das maityro-
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comprising history, geography, and com-
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home from Colorado, Utah, and Califor-
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San Francisco bay to Los Angeles, west
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valley.
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Calmncks.
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Calvert {Sir George), b, 1582. d, 1632.
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growth of civil and religious liberty in
America. Baltimore, 1852. 16". 6.363.28
Calvert (Leonard), b. 1606. d. 1647.
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Calvin (John), b. 1509. d. 1564.
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North America, pp. 145-272. 3.105.2
— Ogden (J. C.) Tour through upper and lower
Canada, [1794?] 2d ed. Wilmington,
1800. 12 . 2.2031. II
107
Caniula.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Canopns.
— Rae (W. F.) Columbia and Canada, [1876].
2d ed. New York, 1879. 8\ 3.104.8
Newfoundland to Manitoba. [1880-81].
New York. 1881. I6^ 3.115.8
— Saugrain (C. M.) Dictionnaire universel de
la Nouvelle France. v. 3 of 7.388.1
— SiLLiMAN (B.) Tour from Hartford to Que-
bec, in 1819. New Haven, 1820. 12 .
3.105.23
— SwEETSER (M. F.) Maritime provinces: a
guide to the coasts of Canada. Boston,
1875. 16". 3. 1 1 3.24
—Traill (C. P.) Backwoods of Canada, [1832-
34]. [Anon.] London. 1836. I8^ 1.11.2
Historical memoirs,
—Franklin (B.) Interest of Great Britain con-
sidered, with regard to her colonies and
the acquisitions of Canada and Guada-
loupe. 53 pp. V. 4 of 4.235. 1
— Head {Sir F. B.) Narrative [of his adminis-
tration in Canada, 1835-38]. London,
1839. 8". 3.II3-7
— M^MOIRES sur le Canada, depuis 1749 jusqu'^
1760, par S— de C— . \Anon^ Qu6bec,
1873. 8^ 3- "3. 5
— Murray (H.) Historical and descriptive ac-
count of British America. New York
1840. 2 V. 18**. 3. 113. 26
The same. 32.2030.17
— Parkman (F.) Count Frontenac. and New
France under Louis xiv., [1672-1701].
Boston, 1877. 8\ 3. 1 13. II
Old regime in Canada, [1643-1763]. Bos-
ton, 1874. 8". 3. 113. 12
Samuel de Champlain and his associates,
[1542-1635]. pp. 163-420. . 3.113.13
— Quebec literary and historical society.
Manuscripts relating to the early history
of Canada. 2d and 4th series. Quebec,
1866-75. 2v. 8^ 3.115.23
Third scries of historical documents. Que-
bec. 1871. 8\ 3.113.6
—Relations des J6suites dans la Nouvelle
France, [161 1-79]. Qu6bec, 1858. 4 v.
8^ 3.115.1
— Warburton (G.) Conquest of Canada. [Anon.]
New York, 1850. 2 v. 12*. 3. 115. 6
Hochelaga; or, England in the new world,
t 1 844-47. Anon.] Ed. by E. Warburton.
.ondon, 1846. 2 v. 18. '3.113.14
Sef, a/so, Abnaqui Indians, British America,
British Columbia, Fur trade, Hudson's Bay terri-
tory, Labrador, Lakes of North America, Mani-
toba, Montreal, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia,
Quebec, St. Lawrence River, United Sutes
{jF'reiicA attd Indimn war).
Canals.
— Chapman (W.) Observations on the various
systems of canal navigation. London,
1797- 4**. 26.3626.6
—Debauve (A.) Des canaux.
V. 19, pt. 2 of 26.1625.5
The same. At/as. 4".
V. 19, pt. 2 of 26.1628.25
— Frisi (P.) Essay on navigable canals. Tr.
by J. Garstin. pp. 149-184. 26.3627.4
The same. New cd. pp. 181-226.
26,3624.18
— Fulton (R.) Treatise on the improvement
, of canal navigation. London, 1796. 4**.
26.3626.6
— Jackson (L. D.) Canal and culvert tables.
London, 1878. 8^ 26. 3626. i&
—Phillips (J.) General history of [our] inland
navigation. London, 1792. 4**. 5.266.6
— Tanner (H. S.) Descriptions of the canals
and railroads of the United States. New
York, 1840. 8\ 26.1635.9
Stty mUo^ Atrato •hip<aiial, Darien ship-canal,
Ganc^es canal, Interoceanic communication, Nica-
rmfoia canal. North sea canal, Ourcq river, Pana-
ma canal, Suez canal, Tehuantepec ca^ial.
AUo^ Enj^ineering, Hydraulics, Water supply, of
various cities.
N0t9. The catalofifue of the public library of
Boston, in its article United Sutes^ refers to the
names of many canals, considered in the legisla*
tion of congress as objects of appropriation.
Canary Islands.
— Abreu de Galineo (J. de). History of the dis-
covery and conquest of the Canary Is-
lands: from a Spanish manuscript. [With]
a description of the islands, including
modem history, by G. Glas. London »
1764. 4^ zz.666.9
— Conquest of the Grand Canaries, by shippcs
of the United Provinces, 1599. [Anon ]
PP- 353-366 of 2.48.8
— Murray (E.) An artist's life In the Canary
Islands, [1832-48]. London, 1859. 2 v.
8*. 10.625.2
Sggy aisp^ Atlantic islands, Teneriffe.
Cancers.
— Gamet (J. M.) Th6orie nouvelle sur les
maladies canc6reuses, nerveuses, et autres
affections du m^me genre. le partie.
Paris, 1772. 8*. 29.3831. lo
Candia. See Crete.
CandoUe (Augustin Pyramus de). b. 1778. d.
1841.
— Buek(H. W.) Genera candolleana; seu, index
ad A. P. de CandoUe Prodromum regni
vegetabilis. Berolini, 1840-74. 4 v. in 2.
8°. 28.1732.16
— Flourens (M. J. P.) Memoir of Pyramus de
CandoUe. Tr. by C. A. Alexander.
28.3733.1
[Smithsonian report, 1859, PP* 37>-383].
Canitz (Friedrich Rudolf Ludwig), baron von. b.
1654. d. 1699.
— Varnhagen von Ense (C. A. L. P.) Freiherr
Friedrich von Canitz. pp. 1 17-168.
v. 10 of 9.556.5
Canning (George), b. 1770. d. 1827.
— Memoir of the right hon. George Canning.
[Anon.] pp. 7-104 of 1. 10.27
— Stapleton (A. G.) George Canning, and his
times. London, 1859. 8". 6. 344. 11
Political life of George Canning, from 1822
to 1827. 2d ed. London, 1831. 3 v.
8*. 6.344.10
Cannon. See Ordnance.
Canon law. See Law, (Canon),
Canopus, {inscription at).
— Lepsius (C. R.) Das bilingue dekret von Ka-
nopus, mit Ubersetzung und erklHrung
beider texte. ler theil. Berlin, 1866. 36
pp. 8 pi. V. 1 1.647. 1
— Sharpe (S.) The decree of Can opus, in hier-
oglyphics and Greek, and an explanation.
London, 1870. 12 pp. 16 pi. 120 pp.
8'. 11.646.191
108
Onoya.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Caricature.
Canova (Antonio), b, 1757. d, 1822.
— CicoGNARA (L.) Biographical memoir, pp.
i-xL V. I of 30.1896.12
— Memes (J. S.) Memoirs of Antonio Canova.
Edinburgh, 1825. 8**. 13.725.10
Canterbury.
— Epistolae cantuarienses, 1187-1199. [Afum.]
Ed. by W. Stubbs. London, 1865. 8'.
V. 2 of 5.2295.2
— Guide to Canterbury and the cathedral, with a
map of the city. [Anon.] Canterbury,
[1880]. 68 pp. I6^ No. 23i of 5. 273. 1 1
— Stanley (A. P.) Historical memorials of
Canterbury. 6th ed. London, 1872.
i6% 5-2735
— Thomas, of Elmham, Historia monasterii S.
Augustini cantuariensis. Ed. by C. Hard-
wick. . . . London, 1858. 8'. 5.2304. 11
St*^ ai*0^ Becket (Thomas a).
Canton. (Kwang-chow Foo).
— Gray {Mrs, J. H.) Fourteen months in Can-
ton, [1877-73]. London, 1880. 16*.
zz.694.22
Canute, {king of England), b, 995. d, 1035.
— CNUToms regis g^sta; sive, encomium Emmae
reginae. [Anon,] pp. 509-525-
V. 19 of 9.528.1
Caoutchouc, {India rubber).
—Caoutchouc and gutta-percha. [Anon.] Tr.
from the ** Aus der Natur." 38.3733.1
[/« Smithsonian report, 1864, pp. ao6-3ao].
— Maigne (W.) Nouveau manuel du fabricant
d'objcts en caoutchouc. Paris, 1880. 2
V. in I. 24*. 30.1870.40
Cape Ann, {in Massac husetis).
— THOR.NTON (J. W.) landing dt Cape Anne.
With a history of the colony, 1624-1628.
Boston, 1854. 8'. 4. 173. 12
Cape Colour, or Cape of Good Hope.
— Barnard {lady A. L.) Extracts from the jour-
%Dal of a residence at the Cape of Good
Hope. [1797-98]. pp. 369-476.
V. 3 of 6.356.16
— Le Vaillant (F.) Travels in the interior dis-
tricts of Africa, 1780-S5. pp. I-175.
V. 21 of 3.2030.1
—Martin (R. M.) Cape of Good Hope.
pp. 473-497 of 3.105.2
— Napier (E. E.) Excursions in southern Africa,
[1846-47!, including a history of the Cape
colony. London, 1849. 2 v. I2\ z 1.662.25
—Ten Rhyne (W.) Account of the Cape of
Good Hope, and the Hottentotes, 1673.
pp. 829-845. V. 4 of 3.58.4
— Theal (G. M.) Compendium of the history
and geography of South Africa. Londoii,
1878. 2v.ini. 8*. XI. 662.7
S€*^ alsoy Africa, {Southtrti).
Capel (Arthur, baron), b. 1603. d. 1649.
—Lewis {lady M. T. L. V.) Life ot Arthur, lord
Capell. pp. 247-304, 1-279.
vv. I, 2 of 6.338^.3
Cml (Arthur), earl of Essex, d. 1683.
—Enquiry into the barbarous murther of the
late earl of Essex. [Anon. London],
1684. 8. 4% 6.351.3
Capital. See Political economy.
Capital panisliment.
— Cheever (G. B.) Punishment by death: its
authority and expediency. New York,
1842. I2\ 34.1474.39
— Mittermaier (J. C. A.) Capital punishment.
[Tr. andj ed. by J. M. Moir. London,
1865. 16''. 34.1474.41
— Punishment of death. Articles from the
Morning Herald. [Anon,] London, 1836-
37. 2v. I2^ 34.1474.43
See^ aito^ Punishments.
Note. Victor Hufifo^s novel, "Claude Gueux:
the last day of a coudemned man,'* is a powerful
plea in favoi of the abolition of capital punish-
ment.
Capponi (Niccol6). b. 1484. d. 1539.
— tSegni (B.) Vita di Niccol6 Capponi. pp. 271-
378. [Classici italiani].
Captivity. See Prison discipline, Prison life.
Capachins. See Franciscan order.
Caracci family. See Carracci.
Caraffa £Eunily.
— Reumont (A. von). Carafas of Maddaloni:
Naples under Spanish dominion. From
the German. London, 1854. p. 8°.
13.732.14
Caraffa (Anna), princess of Stigliano, b, about
1610. d. 1645.
—St. John (H. R.) Court of Anna Carafa,
[1630-45]. London, 1872. 8'. 13. 732.1
Caraffa (Livia Doria). b. 1745. d. 1779.
— Prose, e verse per onorare la memoria di
Livia Doria Caraffa. [Anon, Parma,
1784]. 4^. 18.3050.19
Carausias (Marcus Aurelius Valerius). </. 293.
— De Peyster (J. W.) History of Carausius.
Poughkeepsie, 1858. 8'*. Art room. B.3.14
Cardano (Girolamo). b, 1501. d. 1576.
— MoRLEY (H.) Jerome Cardan. The life of
Girolamo Cfardano of Milan, physician.
London, 1854. 2 v. 12**. 12.724. 10
Cardinals.
— Bargrave (J.) Pope Alexander the seventh,
and the college of cardinals. Ed. by J. C.
Robertson. London, 1867. s. 4**. 5.316. i
— Williams (R. F.) Lives of the English cardi-
nals. London, 1868. 2 v. 8°. 6.338^.10
5>r, also^ Popes.
Cards, {playing).
— Chatto (W. a.) Facts and speculations on
the origin and history of playing cards.
London, 1848. 8**. 17. 1027.6
— Taylor (E. S.) History of playing cards.
London, 1865. 16**. 17.1027.25
Carew {Sir Peter), b. 15 14. d. 1575.
— Vowell, or Hooker (J.) Lyffe of sir Peter
Carewe, who dyed 1575. pp. 96-151.
v. 28 of 5.2296.1
Carey. See Cary.
Caribs, {natives of the West Indies),
— Sheldon (W.) Brief account of the Caraibs,
who inhabited the Antilles, pp. 365-433.
V. I of 4. 173. 1
Caricatare.
— Parton (J.) Caricature, and other comic art.
New York, 1877. 8*- Art room. B.3.22
—Wright (T.) History of caricature and gro-
tesque in literature and art. London,
[1865]. 8^ Art room. A.3.18
109
Carisbrook^.
^UBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Cary*
Carisbrooke castle, (^IsU of }Vight\
— Stratton (W. T.) Guide to Carisbrooke cas-
tle. Newport, 1880. 23 pp. 8**.
No. 3 of 5.273. 11
Carlaverock castle, {Dumfriesshire, Scotland).
— Siege of Carlaverock, a.d. 1300; with a his-
tory of the castle by N. H. Nicolas.
[AnonJ] London, 1828. 4*. 18. 1076.5
CmiXos^ {prince of Spain), b. 1545. d. 1568.
— Helfferich (A.) Don Carlos von Spanien.
[Leipzig, 1859]. 18*. 10.624.21
—Schiller (J. C. F. von). Briefe fiber Don
Cailos. pp. 265-312. V. 10 of 9.555.2
Don Carlos, infant von Spanien. Ein
dramatisches gedicht. pp. 1-274.
V. 3 of 9.555.2
Carlovingians, {immediate successors of Charles
ma^ne).
— B5HMER (J. F.) Urkunden sflmmtlicher karo-
linger in kurzen ausziigen. Frankfurt am
Main, 1833. 4*. 9.526.2
— Eginhard. Annales, [741-829. Ed.] G. H.
Pertz. Hannoverae, 1854. loi pp. 8**.
9-52i.5i
The same. Annales des rois Pepin, Charle-
magne, et Louis-le-d6bonnaire. 116 pp.
V. 3 of 8.463.2
Sets alto, France, {History), German empire.
Carlyle (Alexander), b. 1722. </. 1805.
— Autobiography. [Ed. by J. H. Burton].
Boston, 1861. 12'*. 6.344.15
Carlyle (Jane Welsh).
— Carlyle (T.) Reminiscences of his wife,
pp. 323-510 of 6.338^.14
Carlyle (Thomas), b. 1795. d. 1881.
—[Autobiographical] reminiscences. Ed. by
J. A. Froude. New York, 1881. 8^
6. 338a. 14
—Bayne (P.) Thomas Carlyle. 199 pp.
21.1301.31
— Conway (M. D.) Thomas Carlyle. New
York, 1881. 12*. 6.344.16
— Froude (J. A.) Thomas Carlyle, . . . 1795-
1835. New York, 1882. 2 v. 8°. 6.344.17
—Greg (W. R.) Kingsley and Carlyle. pp.
113-145. 31.1306.34
—Schmidt (J.) Thomas Carlyle. pp. 80-180.
16.1005. 3
— Taine (H.) Id6alisme anglais: 6tude sur
Carlyle. Paris, 1864. 18*. 23.1433.24
Camot (Lazare Nicolas Marguerite), b, 1753.
d. 1823.
— Arago (D. F. J.) Carnot. pp. 511-633.
V. I of 26.1652.8
The same. Carnot. Tr. by W. H. Smyth,
B. Powell, and R. Grant. 116 pp.
2d series of 8.478^.23
— Maccall (W.) Lazarus Camot. pp. 255-
283. V. 2 of 8.478^.1
Caro (Annibale). b. 1507. d, 1566.
— Lettere. Colla vita dell' autore da A. F.
Seghezzi. Milano, 1807. 3 v. 8''.
[Classici italiani].
Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, {consort of George
IV. of England), b. 1768. d. 1821.
— Brougham (H.) Speech in defence of queen
Caroline, pp. 75-200. v. 9 of 6. 2342. 11
—Nightingale (J.) Memoirs of Caroline,
consort of George the fourth. 6th ed.
London, 1820-22. 3 v. 8% 5.304.20
Caroline Matilda, {consort of Christian vij. of
Denmark), b. 1751. d. 1775.
— Smyth (G.) Memoirs of Caroline Matilda,
queen of Denmark, pp. 154-345.
V. I of 6.355.6
Carracci family, 16th century,
— Bolognini Amorini (A.) Vite dei Carracci.
Bologna, 1840. 88 pp. 8^ 30.1916. Box I
Carriages.
— Markland (J. H.) Early use of carriages in
England, and modes of travelling of our
ancestors, pp. 443-476. v. 20 of 5.2286.1
Carter (Elizabeth), b. 171 7. d, 1806.
— Letters to Mrs. Montagu, between 1755 and
1800. London, 1817. 3 V. 8". 6.2366.18
— Series of letters between Mrs. Carter and
Miss Talbot, 1741-70. [With] letters to
Mrs. Vesey, 1763-87. London, 1809.
4v. 8". 31.3294.3
— Pennington (M.) Memoirs of Mrs. E. Car-
ter, with her poems. 2d ed. London,
1808. 2 V. 8*. 6.2362.5
Cartesian philosophy. See Philosophy.
Carthage.
— Chateaubriand (F. A. R. de). Voyage de
Tunis, pp. 40-73. V. 8 of 8.506.1
— Davis (N.) Carthage and her remains: ac-
count of excavations and researches.
London, 1861. 8**. 1 1.653.3
— Heeren (A. H. L.) Historical researches
into the politics, intercourse, and trade of
the Carthaginians. From the German.
2d ed. London, 1850. 8^. 11.645. 4
— Mt^NTER (F.) Religion der Karthager. 2e
aufl. Kopenhagen, 1821. s. 4**. 1 1.653.6
— RoDET (L.) Sur les inscriptions ph^niciennes
de Carthage,
[journal asiatique, 6e b^., vv. 12, 13].
— Smith (R. B.) Carthage, and the Carthagin-
ians. 2d ed. London, 1879. p. 8°.
II. 653.13
Rome and Carthage. The Punic wars.
[Abridged from the preceding]. New
York, [1881]. I6^ 12.740.21
^e^, aiso, Punic language, Tunis.
Note. The history of Carthafire may best be seen
in that of Rome, late in the period of the repub-
lic.
Cartwright (Thomas), b. about 1535. d, 1603.
— Brook (B.) Memoir of the life and writings
of Thomas Cartwright. London, 1845.
8^ 6.344.20
Cartwright (Thomas), bishop of Chester, b,
1634. d. 1689.
— Diary, August, 1686-October, 1687. Lon-
don, 1843. s. 4^ 6.314.22
Carving, {at table).
— BoKE of keruynge, ed. by F. J. Furnivall. pp.
261-288. 18. 1072.4
— Grimod de la ReyniAre (A. B. L.) Manuel
des amphitryons. [Anon.'\ Paris, 1808.
8". 30.387320
Carving, {of wood). See Engraving, Sculpture.
Carvosso (William), b. 1750. d. 1834.
— Memoir, written by himself, ed. by [B. Car-
vosso]. New York, 1837. 32.6.345.28
[Gigcr].
Cary (Lucius), viscount Falkland, b, 16 10. d.
._ 1643.
IIO
Cary.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Catilina.
—Lewis (lady M. T. L. V.) Life of Lucius
Carey, viscount Falkland. 246 pp.
V. I of 6. 338a. 3
Casa (Giovanni della). b, 1503. d. 1556.
— Casotti (G. B.) Notizie intorno alia vita ed
alle opere di Giovanni della Casa. 88 pp.
[Classici italianij.
\Jn Casa*s Opcre, v. 2].
Casanbon (Isaac), b, 1559. d. 1614.
— Greswell (W. p.) Casauboniana. Oxford,
1840. 8°. V. 2 of 17.1027.9
— NiSARD (C.) Isaac Casaubon. pp. 309-456.
17. 1042. 5
Cashgar. See Kashgar.
Cashmere.
—Knight (W. H.) Diary of a pedestrian in
Cashmere and Thibet, [i860]. London,
1863. V, 11.684.21
Casimir v. (John), king of Poland, b. 1609.
d. 1672.
— Plebanski (J. C.) De successoris designandi
consilio, vivo Joanne Casimiro Polono-
mm rege. Berolini, 1855. 8*. xo.603 i
Caspian region.
— Hommaire de Hell (I. X. M.) Travels in
the steppes of the (Caspian sea, etc., [1838-
43]. London, 1847. 8*. zz.691.5
—ScHMiCK (J. H.) Aralo-Kaspi-niederung und
ihrebefunde. Leipzig, 1874. S''. 29.1803.4
See^ alsoy Aral, Ozus.
Cassano library.
— DiBDiN (T. F.) Descriptive catalogue of the
library of duke di Cassano Serra, now
the property of earl Spencer. London,
1823. L 8". 16,1016.3
Cassia-tree.
— CoLLADON (L. T. F.) Histoire naturelle et
m^icale des casses, et particulidrement
de [ces] employes en medicine. Mont-
pellier, 1816. 4**. 28.1748.23
Castanis (Christophorus Plato). ^. 1814. ^.
— Oreek exile; or, a narrative of his captivity on
the island of Scio, with adventures in
Greece and America. Philadelphia, 1851.
16*. x4.851.22
Caste.
— MtLLER (F. M.) Caste, pp. 295-353.
V. 2 of 22.1383.33
Castelar 7 Rissoll (Emilio). b. 1832.
— TowLE (W. M.) Castelar. pp. 124-153.
2.90.7
Cast^^lione (Baldassare), conU, b, 1478. d,
1529.
— Castiguone (A. P.) Vita del conte Baldassar
Castiglione. [Italian and English]. 18 1.
V. I of 23.1462.23
— Serassi (P. A.) Vita del conte Baldessar
Castiglione. pp.xvii-xl. [Classici italiani].
Castile. See Spain.
CasUes.
—King (E.) Observations on ancient castles,
pp. 364-413. 231-380. w. 4, 6 of 5.2286.1
Castrametation. See Camps.
Castriot (George). See Scander-Beg.
Castfo (Guillen de). b. 1569. d, 1631.
—Fox (H. R. V.) Guillen de Castro. 136 pp.
V. 2 of zo.624.15
Cat tribe, The {Felts),
— MiVART (S.) The cat. An introduction to the
study of backboned animals. London,
i88i. 8'. 27.1673.16
Catacombs. See Rome.
Catalonia.
—Pi y Margall (F.) Espafla. Obra pinto-
resca acompafiada con texto. Barcelona,
1842. 4"*. zo.626.2
Catana, (i« Sicily).
— HouEL (J.) Vue de Tamphithfeitre de Catane.
Basreliefs antiques qui sont dans le muse-
um de Catane. pp. 1 16-148, 1-20.
vv. 2, 3 of 12. 718. 1
Catharine (j<7iit/, of Alexandria), ^th centutv.
— Hardwick (C.) Historical inquiry touching
saint Catharine of Alexandria; [with] a
semi-Saxon legend. Cambridge, [Eng.],
1849. 4^ 15-2956.5
—Legend (The) of St. Katherine of Alexandria.
Edited. . . by James Morton. London,
1841. 4*. x8. 1056. 13
Catharine de* Medici, {consort of Henry II. of
France), ^.1519. d. 1589.
—Balzac (H. de). Sur Catherine de M6dicis.
Nouvelle 6d. Paris, 1876. i6°.
V. 37 of 20. 1 210. 1
— Brantome (P. de B. de). Catherine de
M6dicis. pp. 158-248. V. 63 of 8.462.1
— EsTiENNE (H.) Discours merveilleux de la
vie de Catherine de M6dicis. pp. 57-210.
V. 2 of 7.2420.2
Catharine 11., Alexiowna (Sophia Catharina
Dorothea), empress of Russia, b. 1729,
d. 1796.
—Memoirs. Written by herself. [Ed.] by A.
Herzen. From the French. London,
1859. p. S''. 10.604.28
—Catherine ii. and Voltaire (F. M. A. de).
Lettres. 312 pp. v. 78 of 8.490.1
Note. Qu^rard asserts that these letters cannot
be from Catharine's hand.
—Jameson (A. M.) Catherine 11. pp. 198-248.
V. 2 of 32.2010.26
— Laveaux (J. C. T.) Histoire secrete des
amours de Catherine 11. [Anon.'] Paris,
an VII. [1798]. 8". V. 3 of zo.603.19
— TooKE (W.) Life of Catharine II. ist Am.
ed. Philadelphia, 1802. 2 v. 8*. 10.603.3
Cathedrals.
—Bowles (J.) Prospects of all the cathedrals
of England and Wales. [In English and
French]. London, 1736. 4". S.247.3
— Coney (J.) Engravings of ancient cathedrals,
in France, Holland, Germany, and Italy.
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Peterborough, Salisbury, Strasburg, York.
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Catilina (Lucius Sergius). b. about 109 B.C. d.
62 B.C.
Ill
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Celibmcy.
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[In M vol. Uittrtd ** Varia ad res el liitcrai Ro-
manorum^'j.
Cat-stane, {battle-stone, Kirkliston, Scotland).
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shire : is it not the tombstone of the
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— Ellis (R.) Commentary on Catullus. Oxford,
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Caucasus mountains.
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casus, etc., [1838-43J. London. 1847.
8°. I1.691.5
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casian provinces of Russia, in 1837. Lon-
don, 1839. 8^ 10.604.13
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Cauchy (Augustin Louis), baron, b. 1789. d.
1857-
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Cauchy. Paris, 1868. 2 v. in i. 8°.
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Caulficld (James), earl of Charlemont. b. 1728.
d. 1799.
— Hardy (F.) Memoirs of the political and
private life of James Caulfield. 2d ed.
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Causation.
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don, 1871. 18°. 23.1431. 18
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— Brown (T.) Inquiry into the relation of cause
and effect. 4th ed. London, 1835. 8**.
231431.3
— Hazard (R. G.) Two letters on causation
and freedom in willing, addressed to J.
S. Mill. London, 1869. p. S^ 23.1420.2
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Cavendish family.
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of Devonshire, descended from Sir Wil-
liam Cavendish. London, 1764. 8**.
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ess of Devonshire, pp. 159-186.
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Caves, and cave-dwellers.
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vations on organic remains contained in
caves, etc. 2d ed. London, 1824. 4°.
29.1816.5
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rope. London, 1874. 8"*. 2.55.13
See, eUso, Earth, EUora, Loray cavem,MaD. iAn-
tiquity o/). Peak cavern.
Cavour (Camillo Benso, conte di). b. 18 10. d.
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and policy of count Cavour. New York,
1862. 8^ 12.714. 1
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[Anon.] 100 pp. 25.1531.28
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William Caxton. London, 1877. 8 .
17. 1027.7
How to tell a Caxton. London, 1870. 16".
Art room. B.1.15
~Bullen(G.) Caxton celebration, 1877. Cat-
alogue of the antiquities and appliances
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16*. 17.1027.22
—Knight (C.) The old printer, and the modem
press. London, 1854. 16". 17. 1027.23
See, aUo, Printing.
Cecil (Robert), ist earl of Salisbury, b, 1550. d,
1612.
— CouRTENAY (T. P.) Robert Cecil, earl of
Salisbury, pp.i-197. v. 5 of 6.347.12
Cecil (Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoigne), '^d mar-
quis of Salisbury, b. 1 830.
— HiGGiNSON (T. W.) Marquis of Salisbury,
pp. 232-248. 6.347.9
Cecil (William), 1st baron Burghley. b. 152a
d. 159S.
—Charlton (W. H.) Life of William Cecil
lord Burghley. Stamford, 1847. 8^
6.343.18
— Macdiarmid 0) William Cecil, pp. 105-
207. 6.348.3
— Macaulay (T. B.) Narcs* memoirs of lord
Burghley. pp. 108-135. v. 2 of 21.1313.2
—William Cecil, lord Burleigh. [Anon.] pp.
241-352. v. I of 6. 347. It
Celibacy of the clergy.
—Taylor (L) Ancient Christianity, and the
doctrines of the Oxford tracts. Philadel-
phia, 1840. 12". 31.1942.27
See, alto, Monasticism.
C«ttiai.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Central
Cellini (Benvenuto). i, 1500. d, 1571.
— Vita da lui medetimo scritta. Con note da
G. P. Carpaoi. Milano, 1806-11. 2 v.
8°. [Classici italiani].
The same. Memoirs, written by himself.
With the notes of G. P. Carpani. Tr. by
T. Roscoe. New ed. New York. 1851.
2 V. in I. p. 8". x2.714.14
The same. Leben. von ihm selbst geschrie-
bcn. Uebersetzt von [J« W. von] Goethe.
Wien, 1811. 2 v. p. 8*. 13.714.22
The same. Stuttgart, x868. 2 v. 8".
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gentorati, 1754. 4*. 7.386.10
See^ •Uoy Brittany, Dniidism, Gauls, Hebridet,
Highlandt of Scotland, Ireland, Orkneys.
Celtic Unguas^s.
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Die Kelten. Leipzig, 1878. s.4*'. z5.973.1i
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Set^ aho^ Cornish language, Gaelic -language
Welsh language.
Celtic literature.
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ture. Lond6n, 1867. 8°. 17. 1023. 16
Cement.
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Paris, 1833. 8'. 26.1632.39
— GiLLMORE (Q. A.) Practical treatise on limes,
hydraulic cements, and mortars. 5th ed.
New York, 1874. 8'. 36.1632.45
— Grant (J.) Experiments on the strength of
cement. London, 1875. 8*. 36.1632.41
— Pasley (C. W.) Observations on limes, mor-
tars, and Puzzolanas, with rules for mak-
ing cement. London, 1838. 8^ 26.1632.53
— ToTTEN (J. G.) Essays on hydraulic and
common mortars, and on lime-burning.
From the French of Treussart, Petot, and
Coiutois. New York, 1842. 8"*. 36.1632.49
— ViCAT (L. J.) Practical and scientific treatise
on calcareous mortars and cements.
Trans, by J. T. Smith. London, 1837.
8*. 26. 1632.46
5«r, mlM^ Portland cement.
Cemeteries. See Cambridge, (Mass,) Mcuni
Auburn^ Rome, {Catacombs),
Census. See United Sutes, {Census),
Centennial exhibition, {Philadelphia, 1876).
— Brazil. L'empire du Br6sil k Texposition
universelle de 1876, i Philadelphie. Rio
de Janeiro, 1876. 8°. 3.134.22
Empire of Brazil at the universal exhibition
of 1876, in Philadelphia. [Anon,] Rio
de Janeiro, 1876. 8''. 3.134.21
The same. Kaiserreich Brasilien auf der
weltausstellung von 1876, in Philadelphia.
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exhibition. New York, 1876. s. 4"*.
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scribed and illustrated. Philadelphia,
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3 V. L 8"*. Art room. C.2.4
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[Anon,] London, 1876. 2 pts. in i v.
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— Report of the New Jersey commissioners on
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ton, 1877. 8^ 30.3877.11
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tral America, Chiapas, and Yucatan,
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tions. Cambridge, [Eng.], 1839. 8".
Observatory.
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26.1603.65
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Calendar.
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— Mayer (E. B.) State of California, pp. 367-
399. V. 2 of 3.123.2
— Message from the president of the United
States, transmitting information on Cali-
fornia and New Mexico. Washington,.
1850. 8^
[United States: House, Executive documents, sist
congress, xst session, v. 5].
— NoRDHOFF (C.) California: for health, pleas-
ure, and residence. New York, 1874.
8\ 3.161.12
Northern California, Oregon, and the Sand-
wich Islands. New York, 1875. 8°.
3. 161. 1 1
— Parke (J. G.) Report of explorations from
San Francisco bay to Los Angeles, west
of the coast range, 1854-55. 42 pp.
V. 7, pt. I of 3. 108. 13
— Taylor (B.) El dorado; or, adventures in the
path of empire, [1849]. i8th ed. New
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[Gigcr].
—Taylor (B. F.) Between the gates, [1878].
8th ed. Chicago, 1880. 12*. 3.161.25
— TUTHILL (F.) History of California. San
Francisco, 1866. 8*. 3. 161. 10
— Whitney (J. D.) Geological survey of Cali-
fornia. Vol. I. Report of progress^
1860-64. Philadelphia, 1865. 4°. 39.1814.9
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cisco, 1879. 8**. 3. 162. 1
— Williamson (R. S.) Report of explorations
in California, near the thirty-fifth and
thirty-second parallels, 1853. 43 pp.
v. 5, pt. 1 of 3.108.1.'^
— Woods (D. B.) Sixteen months at the gold
diggings, [1849-50]. New York, 185 1.
18 . 3. 161. 20
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slope, San Francisco, Sierra Nevada, Yosemite
slope, :
▼alley.
105
CalifoniuL
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Cambfidc«u
Callfomia, Lower. !>ec Lower CaliforniiL
CaUphs (Khaliiah. smeantn oi llnhMiiifri).
— Baudblu-Boni (G. B.) Scoria delle relazioni
vicendevoli dell* Europa e dell' Asia, dalla
<decadenza di Roma, nno alia distruzione
-del calif ato. Firenze, 1827. 2 v. 4".
w. 3, 4 of XX. 697. 16
St*, alM»^ Bagdad, Saracens.
Calisthenics. Ste Gymnastics.
Callimachas, d, 240 b.c.
— Arnaud (G. d'). Animadversiones ad Calli-
machum. pp. 56-95. 14.2855. 23
— DiLTHEY (C.) be Callimachi Cydippa. Lip-
siae. 1863. 8**. IA.884.13
— Naeke (A. F.) [Prolegomena in] Callimachi
Hecalen. Bonnae, 1845. 8 . 14.884.14
^-PoHL (G.) Ad Callimachi hymnos, et ad
graeca illorum scholia parisiensiam codi-
cum duonim variae lectiones. Posen,
i860. 24 pp. 4*. X4.866. Box2
— Schneider (O.) De Callimachi operum tabula
quae extat apud Suidam commentatio.
Gotha, 1862. 16 pp. 4^ X4.866. Box2
Callinus. 640 b.c. ?
— Franck (J. V.) Callinus; sive, de origine
carminis elegiaci tractatio. Altonae,i8i6.
8\ ^ X4-9^4.24
Calmucks.
— Chappe d'Auteroche (J.) Revolution dcs
Calmouks-Zongores en 1757. De leur
religion et mythologie. pp. 290-314.
V. I of 10.608.3
— DeQuincey (T.) Flight of a Tartar tribe,
[1771]. pp. 210-284. V. I of 21.1304. 1
— Hommaire de Hell (X.) History and re-
ligion of the Kalmucks.
pp. 221-263 of XI.691.5
See, also, Tartars.
Caloric. See Heat.
Calvert {Sir George).
b, 1582. d, 1632.
—Mayer (E. B.) Calvert and Penn; or, the
growth of civil and religious liberty in
America. Baltimore, 1852. 16°. 6.363.28
Calvert (Leonard), b. 1606. d. 1647.
— Burnap (G. W.) Life of Leonard Calvert,
pp. 1-229. V. 19 of 3.i38a.6
See, also, Maryland.
Calvin (John), b. 1509. d. 1564.
— AuDiN (J. M. V.) Histoire de la vie, des
ouvrages et des doctrines de Calvin, se
6d. Paris,i850. 2 v. in i. 18". 31. 1950.14
— BAzE (T. de). Life of John Calvin. Tr. by
F. Sibson. With notes by an American
editor. Philadelphia, 1836. 12**. 31. 1950.13
— Froude (J. A.) Calvinism. New York,i87i.
I6^ 22.1390.59
The same. 48 pp. 21. 1306.7
— GuizoT (F. P. G.) Saint Louis and Calvin.
London, [1870]. 16''. 8.483.39
— Henry (P.) Life and times of John Calvin.
From the German by H. Stebbing. New
York, 1851-52. 2 V. 8". 31. 1952.9
^The same. New York, 1854. 2 v. in i.
8". 31. 1952.8
— Kampschulte (F. W.) Johann Calvin; seine
kirche und sein staat in Genf. Leipzig,
1869. 8°. 31. 195 1.8
^Merle D'AuBiGNfe (J. H.) Calvin's early
^struggles, studies, and conversion, pp.
381-402. V. I of 31. 195 1. 21 I
— TwiUMB (W. IC.) Calvin and Servetus.
Edinburgfa, 1846. 16''. 31. 1950. 16
Camaroons Moantains, {western A fried),
—Burton (R. F.) Abeokuta and the Camaroons
Mountains. London, 1863. 2 v. p. 8"*.
XX. 654. II
Cambodia.
— Feer (L.)' Etudes cambodgiennes: la collec-
tion hennecart de la biblioth^ue nation-
ale.
[Journal aaiatique, 7^ s^r., v. 9].
Cambridge, {England).
—Metcalfe (W.) New Cambridge guide. 2d
ed. Cambridge, [Eng.]. 1868. 5.273.6
Railway traveller's walk through Cambridge.
5th ed. Cambridge, [Eng.J, 1873. 16^.
No. 37 of 5.273.11
Cambridge university.
— Bristed (C. a.) Five years in an English
university. New York, 1852. 2 v. 12*.
24.1494.20
— Cambridge university calendar for 1875.
Cambridge, LEngJ. 1875. 12'. Art room.
— Classical examinations; or, a selection of
the question papers [proposed] in the
university of Cambridge. Cambridge.
[Eng.], 1830. 8^ 24.1495.6
The same. Second series. Cambridge,
[Eng.], 1831. 8^ 34.1495.6
— Cooper (C. H.) and (T.) Athenac cantabri-
gienses, 1500-1609. Cambridge, 1858-61.
2v. 8*. 6.338<i.i
— Drury(H.) Arundines Cami ; sive, musarum
cantabrigiensium lusus canori. Ed. 3a,
Canubrigiae, 1846. 8**. 18. 1052.6
— Dyer (G.) History of the university and col-
lege of Cambridge. London, 1814. 2 v.
8°. 24. 1495. II
— Everett (W.) On the Cam. Lectures on
the university of Cambridge, in England.
Cambridge, [Mass.], 1865. 16''. 24.1494.22
— Gradus ad Cantabrigiam; or, new university
guide to colloquial, or cant terms. By a
brace of Cantabs. [Ancn,'] London,
1824. 8**. 24.1495.S
[Gigcr].
— Hartshorne (C. H.) Book rarities in the
university of Cambridge. London, 1829.
8". 16.992.10
—History (A) of the university of Cambridge,
its colleges, halls, and public buildings.
[Anon.] London, 1815. 2 v. 4**. 24.1498.7
— Le Keux (J.) Memorials of Cambridge: a
series of views, with descriptive accounts
by T. Wright and H. L. Jones. London,
1841-42. 2v. 8**. 24.1495.Q
— Mill (J. S.) Prof. Sedgwick's discourse on
the studies of the university of Cambridge,
pp. 121-185. V. I of 2X. 1314.24
— Report of her majesty's commissioners, ap-
pointed to inquire into the state of the
university of Cambridge: with the evi-
dence. London, 1852. V. 24.1498.14
— Romilly (J.) Graduati cantabrigienses, ab
anno 1760 ad 1846. Cantabrigiae, 1846.
8°. 16. 1003.6
— Sedgwick (A.) Discourse on the studies of
the university. 4th ed. Cambridge,
[Eng.], 1835. p. 8\ 24.1492.14
— Smith Q. J.) Cambridge portfolio. London,
1840. 2 V. 4^ 24.1498.1^
:o6
CamMdge.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Canada,
— Socius. {pseudoH.) Facetiae cant&brlgleiiaes.
3d ed. London, 1836. 16". 34.1494.26
— Wainewright (L.) Literary and scientific
pursuits which are encouraged in the uni-
versity of Cambridge. London, 1815. 8*".
24.1494.6
Cambridge, {Massachusetts),
Harvard college,
— Catalogije of the library of Harvard col-
lege. [By B. Peirce]. Cambridge, 1830-
34. 3v. tn4. 8°. 16. 1003. 5
^Thesame. First supplement. Cambridge,
1834. 8'. 16.1003.5
— QuiNCV (J.) The history ot Harvard univer-
sity. Boston, i860. 2 V. 1.8°. 34.1496.7
— SrBLEY (J. L.) Biographical sketches of grad-
uates of Harvard university, 1642-1677.
Cambridge. 1873-81. 2 v. 8°. 4.198^.2
— Vaille (F. O.) and Clark (H. A.) The Har-
vard book. . . . Cambridge, [Mass.],
1875. 2v. L4'. 24.1498-7
Harvard observatory.
— Bond (W. C.) History and description of
[Harvard] observatory. Cambridge,
fMass.], 1856. 4*. Observatory.
^ anrard obsenratonr annalsf v. x, pt. xl.
— Pickering (E. C.) Annual report of the di-
rector of Harvard college observatory.
Cambridge, [Mass.], 1877-80. 2 v. 8**.
Observatory.
Mount Auburn,
— BiGELOW (J.) A history of the cemetery of
Mount Auburn. Boston, i860. 16**.
4.172.22
Camden (William), b. 1551. d. 1623.
— Lawrence (E.) William Camden, pp. 164-
189. V. I of 6.347.6
Camels.
— Marsh (G. P.) The camel. 38.3733.1
[In Smithaooian report, 1854, pp. 98-122].
Cameos. See Gems.
Cameron (Sir Ewen). b, 1629. d, 17 19.
— Drummond (J.) Memoirs of sir Ewen Came-
ron of Locheill, chief of the clan Came-
ron. [Ed. by J. Macknight]. Edinburgh,
1842. 4*. 6.336.18
Cameroons Mountains. See Camaroons.
Camisards. See Huguenots.
Camoens (Luis de). b, 1524. d. 1579.
— MiCKLE (W. J.) Life of Luis de Camoens.
pp. 260-281. V. I of 18.3052.7
— Montgomery (J. )<!»</ <?//4^j. Camoens. pp.
295-333. V. 3 of 12. 738^. 12
T- -The same. 32. 2012. i
Campagna o( Rome.
— Canina (L.) Campagna romana esposta nello
stato antico e moderno. [Roma], 1845.
folded 8*. 12.736.5
— PiALE (L.) Pianta della campagna romana.
Roma, 1855. folded 12". Z2. 735.24
Ste^ ais^j Rome.
Campbell (Alexander), b, 1788. d, 1866.
—Richardson (R.) Memoirs of Alexander
Campbell, [with] a view of the religious
reformation he advocated. Philadelphia,
1868-70. 2 V. 8**. 4.204.3
Camilbeil (AxxOilbald), 9/^ earl of Argyle, d.
1685.
— Hume (Sir P.) Narrative of the expedition of
the earl of Argyle, 1685. London, 1809.
4^ 5-308.14
Campbell (John), 2^ duke of Argyle, b, 1678.
d' 1743.
— Campbell (R.) Life of John, duke of Ar-
gyle. London, 1745. 8''. 6.341. 18
Campbell (John McLeod). b. 1800. d, 1872.
— Memorials, being selections from his corres-
pondence. Ed. by D. Campbell. Lon-
don, 1877. 2 V. p. 8". 6.344.6
Campbell (Thomas), b. 1777. d, 1844.
— Beattie (W.) Life and letters of Thomas
Campbell. London, 1849. 3 v* S*"* 6- 344* 5
— Redding (C.) Literary reminiscences of
Thomas Campbell. London, i860. 2 v.
p. 8^ 6.344.4
Camper (Peter), b, 1722. d, 1789.
— ^Jardine {Sir W.) Memoir of Camper, pp.
17-82. V. 21 of 27. 1667. 1
Campion (Edmund), b. 1540. d. 1581.
— Simpson (R.) Edmund Campion: a biogra-
phy. London, 1867. 8*. 6.344.7
Campistron (Jean Gualbert de). b, 1656. d.
1723. ,
— Alembert (J. L. d*). Eloge de Campistron.
pp. 193-225. V. 8 of 8.500.2
Camps.
— ScHELE (R. H.) Hygini et Polybii, de castris
romanis, quae exstant. Cum notis atque
dissertationibus. Amstelodami, 1660. s.
4'. 13-793.20
— Stevin (S.) Castram^tation descrite selon
Tusage de Maurice de Nassau. Leyden,
1618. f^ 30.3878.3
See^ ti2s0y Fortification.
Canada. Description^ residence^ and travels,
— Alexander {Sir J. E.) L'Acadie; or, seven
years' explorations in British America,
[1841-47]. London, 1849. 2 v. 12**.
3.113.18
— BoNNYCASTLE {Sir R. H.) Canada, and the
Canadians. New ed. London, 1849.
2 V. in I. 18*. 3. 1 13. 10
—Census of Canada, 1870-71. [Par J. C. Tach6].
Ottawa, 1873. 2 V. 8**. 3.113.2
— Geological survey of Canada. Reports of
progress, 1853-56, 1866-69. Toronto,
1857, and Montreal, 1870. 2 v. 8"*.
39.1812. 1, 29.1812.8
— Haliburton (T. C.) Bubbles of Canada.
[Anon.] London, 1839. 8°. 3-1 13.4
— Heriot (G.) Travels through the Canadas.
London, 1807. 4'. 3.1131
— Jameson (A. M.) Winter studies and summer
rambles in Canada, [1836-38]. London,
1839. 3 V. I2^ 3.115.2
The same. New York, 1839. 2 v. 12°.
3."5.2i
— Marshall (C.) Canadian dominion. Lon-
don, 1871. 8". 3.113.9
— Martin (R. M.) [British] possessions in
North America, pp. 145-272. 3.105.2
— Ogden (J. C.) Tour through upper and lower
Canada, [1794?] 2d ed. Wilmington,
1800. 12 . 3.2031. II
107
Canada.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Canopus.
— Rae (W. F.) Columbia and Canada. [1876].
2ded. New York, 1879. 8*. 3.104.8
Newfoundland to Manitoba, [1880-81].
New York. 1881. i6'. 3.115.8
— Saucrain (C. M.) Dictionnaire universe! de
la Nouvelle France. v. 3 of 7.388.1
— SiLLiMAN (B.) Tour from Hartford to Que-
bec, in 18 19. New Haven, 1820. 12 .
3.105.23
— SwEETSER (M. F.) Maritime provinces: a
guide to the coasts of Canada. Boston,
1875. I6^ 3.113-24
—Traill (C. P.) Backwoods of Canada, [1832-
34]. [Anon.] London, 1836. i8'. 1.11.2
Historical memoirs,
—Franklin (B.) Interest of Great Britain con-
sidered, with regard to her colonies and
the acquisitions of Canada and Guada-
loupe. 53 pp. V. 4 of 4.235. 1
— Head {Sir F. B.) Narrative [of his adminis-
tration in Canada, 1835-38]. London,
1839. 8"- 3. "3.7
— M^moires sur le Canada, depuis 1749 jusqu'ik
1760, par S— de C— . [A turn.] Qu6bec,
1873. 8^ 3. 1 13. 5
— Murray (H.) Historical and descriptive ac-
count of British America. New York,
1840. 2 V. I8^ 3. 1 13. 26
The same. 33.2030.17
— Parkman (F.) Count Frontenac, and New
France under Louis xiv.. [1672-1701].
Boston, 1877. 8\ 3. 1 13. II
Old regime in Canada, [1643-1763]. Bos-
ton, 1874. 8^ 3. 113. 12
Samuel de Champlain and his associates,
[1542-1635]. pp. 163-420. . 3.113.13
— Quebec literary and historical society.
Manuscripts relating to the early history
of Canada. 2d and 4th series. Quebec,
1866-75. 2v. 8'. 3.115.23
Third series of historical documents. Que-
bec. 1871. 8*. 3.113.6
— Relations des J6suites dans la Nouvelle
France, [1611-79]. Qu6bec, 1858. 4 v.
8^ 3.115.1
— Warburton(G.) Conquest of Canada. [Anon.]
New York, 1850. 2 v. 12". 3. 115. 6
Hochelaga; or, England in the new world,
[1844-47. Anon.] Ed. by E. Warburton.
London, 1846. 2 v. 18. 3.113.14
Sfe, a/sa, Abnaqui Indians. British America,
British Columbia, Fur trade, Hudson's Bay terri-
tory, Labrador, Lakes of North America, Mani-
toba. Montreal. Newfoundland, Nova Scotia.
Quebec, St. Lawrence River, United Sutes
{French ami Iiuiimn wmr).
Canals.
— Chapman (W.) Observations on the various
systems of canal navigation. London,
1797. 4**- 26.3626.6
— Debauve (A.) Des canaux.
V. 19, pt. 2 of 26.1625.5
The same. At/as. 4*.
V. 19, pt. 2 of 26.162S.25
— Frisi (P.) Essay on navigable canals. Tr.
by J. Garstin. pp. 149-184. 26.3627.4
The same. New ed. pp. 181-226.
26.3624. 18
— Fulton (R.) Treatise on the improvement
, of canal navigation. London, 1706. 4".
20.3626.6
—Jackson (L. D.) Canal and culvert tables.
London, 1878. 8\ 26. 3626.1 a
—Phillips (J.) General history of [our] inland
navigation. London, 1792. 4*". 5.266.6
— Tanner (H. S.) Descriptions of the canals
and railroads of the United Sutes. New
York, 1840. 8*. 26.1635.9
S**^ ml»0t Atrato thip<anal, Darien ship-canal,
Gani^es canal. In teroceanic communication, Nica-
ngyuk canal, North aea canal, Ourcq river, Pana-
ma canal, Suez canal, Tehuantepec canal.
Ai*0^ En^neering, Hydraulics, Water supply, of
various cities.
Note. The catalogue of the public library of
Boston, in its article United Sutes. refers to the
names of many canals, considered in the legisla-
tion of congress as objects of appropriation.
Canary Islands.
— Abreu de Galineo (J. de). History of the dis-
covery and conquest of the Canary Is-
lands: from a Spanish manuscript. [With]
a description of the islands, including
modem history, by G. Glas. London,
1764. 4^ zx. 666.9
— Conquest of the Grand Canaries, by shippes
of the United Provinces, 1599. [Anon]
pp. 353-366 of 2.48.8
— Murray (E.) An artist's life in the Canary
Islands, [1832-48]. London, 1859. 2 v.
8*. zo.625.2
.9>#, at*0, Atlantic islands, Teneriffe.
Cancers.
— Gamet (J. M.) Th6orie nouvelle sur les
maladies canc6reuses, nerveuses, et autres
affections du m^me genre. le partie.
Paris, 1772. 8". 29.3831.10
Candia. See Crete.
Candolle (Augustin Pyramus de). b. 1778. d.
1 841.
— Buek(H. W.) Genera candolleana; seu, index
ad A. P. de Candolle Prodromum regni
vegetabilis. Berolini, 1840-74. 4 V. in 2.
8*. 28.1732.16
— Flourens (M. J. P.) Memoir of Pyramus de
Candolle. Tr. by C. A. Alexander.
38.3733.1
[Smithsonian report, 1859, pp. 971083].
Canitz (Friedrich Rudolf Ludwig), baron von. b.
1654. d. 1699.
— Varnhagen von Ense (C. A. L. P.) Freiherr
Friedrich von Caniu. pp. 11 7-168.
V. 10 of 9.556.3
Canning (George), b. 1770. d. 1827.
— Memoir of the right hon. George Canning.
[Anon.] pp. 7-104 of 1. 10.27
— Stapleton (A. G.) George Canning, and his
times. London, 1859. 8". 6. 344. 11
Political life of George Canning, from 1822
to 1S27. 2d ed. London, 1831. 3 v.
8^ 6.344.10
Cannon. See Ordnance.
Canon law. See Law, (Canon),
Canopus, {inscription at).
— Lepsius (C. R.) Das bilingue dekret von Ka-
nopus, mit iibersetzung und erklXrung
beider texte. ler iheil. Berlin, 1866. 36
pp. 8 pi. f*. II.647.1
— Sharpe (S.) The decree of Canopus, in hier-
oglyphics and Greek, and an explanation.
London, 1870. 12 pp. 16 pi. 120 pp.
8". 1 1.646.191
108
Canora.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Caricature.
CanoTa (Antonio). ^. 1757. d, 1822.
— CicoGNARA (L.) Biographical memoir, pp.
i-xl. V. I of 30.1896.12
— Memes (J. S.) Memoirs of Antonio Canova.
Edinburgh, 1825. 8**. 12.725. 10
Canterbury.
— Epistolae cantuarienses, 1187-1199. \AnonJ\
Ed. by W. Stubbs. London, 1865. 8^
V. 2 of 5.2295.2
— Guide to Canterbury and the cathedral, with a
map of the city. \Anon.'\ Canterbury,
[1880]. 68 pp. i6*. No. 23i of 5. 273. 1 1
— Stanley (A. P.) Historical memorials of
Canterbury. 6th ed. London, 1872.
16". 5-2735
— Thomas, of Elmham. Historia monasterii S.
Augustini cantuariensis. YA, by C. Hard-
wick. . . . London, 1858. 8**. 5.2304. 11
S€*y «U*0^ Becket (Thomas a).
Canton. (Kwang-chow Foo).
— Gray {Mrs. J. H.) Fourteen months in Can-
ton, [1877-78]. London, 1880. 16".
11.694.22
Canute, {king of England), b, 995. d. 1035,
— Cnutonis regis gesta; sive, encomium Emmae
reginae. [Anon.'] pp. 509-525'
V. 19 of 9.528.1
Caoutchouc, {India rubber).
—Caoutchouc and gutta-percha. [Anon.] Tr.
from the **Au£der Natur." 28.3733.1
[/» Smithftonian report, 1864, pp. ao6-aao].
— Maigne (W.) Nouveau manuel du fabricant
d'objets en caoutchouc. Paris, 1880. 2
V. in I. 24*. 30.1870.40
Cape Ann, {in Mc^sachusetts).
—Thornton (J. W.) landing at Cape Anne.
With a history of the colony, 1624-1628.
Boston, 1854. 8**. 4. 173. 12
Cape Colony, or Cape of Good Hope.
— Barnard {lady A. L.) Extracts from the jour-
wial of a residence at the Cape of Good
Hope, [1797-98]- pp. 369-476.
V. 3 of 6.356.16
— Le Vaillant (F.) Travels in the interior dis-
tricts of Africa, 1780-S5. pp. 1-175.
V. 21 of 3.2030.1
—Martin (R. M.) Cape of Good Hope.
pp. 473-497 of 3.105.2
— Napier (E. E.) Excursions in southern Africa,
[1846-47!, including a history of the Cape
colony. London, 1849. 2 v. 12". 11.662.25
—Ten Rhyne (W.) Account of the Cape of
Good Hope, and the Hottentotes, 1673.
pp. 829-845. V. 4 of 2.58.4
— Theal (G. M.) Compendium of the history
and geography of South Africa. Londoii,
1878. 2 V. in I. 8*. IX. 662. 7
S*€^ alto^ Africa, {Soutktni).
Capel (Arthur, baron), b. 1603. d. 1649.
—Lewis {lady M. T. L. V.) Life ot Arthur, lord
Capell. pp. 247-304, 1-279.
vv. I, 2 of 6.338^.3
Capel (Arthur), earl of Essex, d. 1683.
— Enquiry into the barbarous murther of the
late earl of Essex. [Anon. London],
1684. s. 4^ 6.351.3
CapitaL See Polhical economy.
Capital punishment.
— Cheever (G. B.) Punishment by death: its
authority and expediency. New York,
1842. 12". 24.1474.39
— Mittermaier (J. C. A.) Capital punishment.
[Tr. and] ed. by J. M. Moir. London,
1865. 16''. 3^.1474.41
— Punishment of death. Articles from the
Morning Herald. [Anon.] London, 1836-
37. 2v. I2^ 24.1474.43
5##, aUOy Puniahments.
N9te. Victor Hu{|fo*s novel, "Qaude Gueux:
the last day of a cowdemned man,'* is a powerful
plea in favoi of the abolition of capital punish-
ment.
Capponi (Niccol6). b. 1484. d. 1539.
— tSegni (B.) Vita di Niccol6 Capponi. pp. 271-
378. [Classici italiani].
Captivity. See Prison discipline, Prison life.
Capuchins. See Franciscan order.
Caracci family. See Carracci.
Caraffa family.
— Reumont (A. von). Carafas of Maddaloni:
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Nouvelle 6d. Paris, 1876. I6^
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the steppes of the Caspian sea, the Cau-
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casian provinces of Russia, in 1837. Lon-
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1857.
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Causation.
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CaTendish (Georgiana b. Spencer), duchess of
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Caves, and cave-dwellers.
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How to tell a Caxton. London, 1870. 16''.
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16**. 17.1027.22
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S<f, alcOy Printing.
Cecil (Robert), \st earl of Salisbuty. b. 1550. d.
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Cecil (Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoigne), '^d mar-
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Cecil (William), ist baron Burghley. b. 1520.
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—Charlton (W. H.) Life of William Cecil
lord Burghley. Stamford, 1847. 8\
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207. 6.348.3
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Celibacy of the clergy.
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doctrines of the Oxford tracts. Philadel-
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CentraL
Cellini (Benvenuto). h, 1500. d. 1571.
—Vita da lui medcfimo scritta. Con note da
G. P. Carpani. Milano, 1806-11. 2 v.
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The same. Memoirs, written by himself.
With the notes of G. P. Carpani. Tr. by
T. Roscoe. New ed. New York. 185 1.
2 V. in I. p. V. x2.714.14
The same. Leben. von ihm selbst geschrie-
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The same. Stuttgart, 1868. 2 v. 8".
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^The same. Herausg. von F. Strehlke. Ber-
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JSrr, al*0. Brittany, Druidism, Gauls, Hebridet,
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cement. London, 1875. 8". 36.1632.41
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tars, and Puzzolanas, with rules for mak-
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— ViCAT (L. J.) Practical and scientific treatise
on cilcareous mortars and cements.
Trans, by J. T. Smith. London, 1837.
8*. 26.1632.46
5«r, rniMy Portland cement.
Cemeteries. See Cambridge, {Mass,) Mount
Auburn^ Rome, (Catacombs),
Census. See United States, (Census).
Centennial exhibition, (Philadelphia, 1876).
— Brazil. L'empire du Br^sil k Texposition
universelle de 1876, i Philadelphie. Rio
de Janeiro, 1876. 8°. 3.134.22
Empire of Brazil at the universal exhibition
of 1876, in Philadelphia. [Anon,] Rio
de Janeiro, 1876. 8". 3.134.21
The same. Kaiserreich Brasilien auf der
weltausstellung von 1876, in Philadelphia.
Rio de Janeiro, 1876. 8^ 3.134.23
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exhibition. New York, 1876. s. 4**.
26. 1627. z
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scribed and illustrated. Philadelphia,
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3 V. 1. 8*. Art room. C.2.4
— Official catalogue of the British section.
[Anon,] London, 1876. 2 pts. in i v.
s. 4'. 30.3877.10
— Portuguese special catalogue. [Anon,] n. p.,
1876. 8^ 30.3877.12
— Report of the New Jersey commissioners on
the centennial exhibition. [Anon,] Tren-
ton, 1877. 8^ 30.3877.11
— Strahan (E.) Art gallery of the exhibition.
Philadelphia, 1877. 4"*. Art room. A.4.14
— United States centennial commission. In-
ternational exhibition, 1876. Reports.
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The same. Washington, 1880. 9 v. 8'.
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Centipedes. See Myriapods.
Central America.
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pp. ^-440. V. I of 3.136.5
— Belly (F.) A travers TAmferique Centrale,
[1858-67]. Paris, 1867. 2v. 8". 3.125.9
— Habel (S.) Sculptures of Santa Lucia Cosum-
alwhuapa, in Guatemala. Travels in Cen-
tral America, [1862-69]. Washington,
1878. 90 pp. 8 pi. 4**. V. 22 of 28.3748.1
— Map of Central America. [Anon,] London,
[1852]. folded 12*'. 3.126.27
— Morelet (A.) Reisen in Central- Amerika.
[Vom FranzGsische] von H. Hertz. Jena,
1872. 8°. 3. 125. 10
— Reich ardt (C. F.) Centro- Amerika. Im in-
teresse der deutschen auswanderung.
Braunschweig, 1851. 8'. 3- 125.23
— Roberts (O. W.) Narrative of voyages and
excursions in Central America, [t8i6-
23]. [Ed.] by E. Irving. Edinburgh, 1827.
18*. 1.20.25
— Squier (E. G.) Notes on Central America.
New York, 1855. 8*. 3- 132. 14
— Stephens (J. L.) Incidents of travel in Cen-
tral America, Chiapas, and Yucatan,
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3.125.7
— Trollope (A.) West Indies and the Spanish
Main, [1859]. London. 1859. 8°. 3.126.2
— Wagner (M.) Naturwissenschaftliche reisen
im tropischen Amerika, [1856-59]. Stutt-
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"3
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Challenger.
—Wells (W. V.) Historical sketch of Central
America. pp. 449-522 of 3.124.7
.SW« o/nv Guatemala, Honduras, Interoceanic
canals, Nicaragua, Panama, San Salvador, Te-
huantepec, Yucatan.
Cephalopods.
— Beyrich (E.) Ucber einig^e cephalopoden aus
dem muschelkalk der Alpen. Beriin,
1867. 4**. 27.1726.3
Ceramics. See Pottery.
Cereals. See Grain.
Cenrantes Saavedra (Miguel de). b, 1547. d.
1616.
— BowLE (J.) Letter to Dr. Percy, concerning
a new edition of Don Quixote. London,
1777. 8. 4'- 20.1226.3
— Merim^ (P.) Cervantes.
pp. 1-54 of 8.47&1.22
—Montgomery (J.) and others, Cervantes, pp.
120-188. V. 3 of 12.738^.12
The same. 32. 201 2. i
— Navarrete (M. F. de). Vida de Miguel de
Cervantes, cvii pp. v. i of 20.1226.5
-^RoscoE (T.) Life and writings of Miguel de
Cervantes Saavedra. London, 1839. 16*.
Z.I. 12
Cetacea.
— Flower (W. H.) Recent memoirs on the
cetacea, by Eschricht, Reinhardt, and
Lilljeborg. London, 1866. V. 27.1688.21
— Gray (J. E.) Synopsis of the whales and
dolphins in the British museum. London,
1868. 4^ 27.1676.2
— Hamilton (R.) Amphibious camivora.
Whales, etc. London, [1840]. 2 v. 16°.
w. 25, 26 of 27. 1667. 1
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r5rhvaleme, og de deraf betingede ulighe-
der i den ydre og indre bygning. KjOben-
havn, 1868. 46 pp. 8**. 27.1676. Box 3
—Van Beneden (J. P.) and Gervais (P.) Ost6-
ographie des c6tac6s vivants et fossilcs.
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The same. Atlas. L f^ 29.1867.2
Sety aUoy Whales.
Ceylon. (Sinhala).
— BALDt (P.) Description of the isle of Ceylon,
pp. 667-829. V. 3 of 2.58.4
— Bennett (J. W.) Ceylon, and its capabilities.
[Colored plates]. London, 1843. 4**.
XX. 696.9
— Cordiner (J.) Description of Ceylon, with
narrative of a tour round the island in
1800. London, 1807. 2 v. 4". xx.696.12
— De Quincey (T.) Ceylon.
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— Martin (R. M.) Ceylon, pp. 369-402 of 3.105.2
— Percival (R.) Account of the island of Ccy-
. Ion. London, 1803. 4*. X 1.685.9
— ^Tennent {Sir J. E.) Ceylon; an accoimt of
the island. 4th ed. London, i860. 2 v.
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Chailletia.
— Candolle (A. P. de). Description du chail-
letia, nouveau genre de plantes. Paris,
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Chaldea.
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Chaldaea and Susiana, in 1849-52. New
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— Rawlinson (G.) Chaldaea. 179 pp.
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Sett «/*», Babylon.
Chaldee language.
Dictionaries,
— Buxtorf (J.) Lexicon chaldaicum, talmudi-
oun, etrabbinicum. Editum a J. Buxtorfio
filio. Basileae, 1640. f^. x^.988.2
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Basileae, 1631. 8*. x5.980.13
— Castell (E.) Lexicon heptaglotton, hebrai-
cum, chaldaicum, etc. Londini, 1669. 2
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et chaldaicum in veteris testamenti libros.
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The same. Hebrew and English lexicon of
the Old Testament, including the Biblical
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chaddaicarum. Hafniae, 1679. s. 4".
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cem sacrum veteris testamenti. Pars i.
Trajecti ad Rhenum. 1805. 4^*. 15.983.2
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braicum, chaldaicum, syriacum. talmudico-
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Grammars,
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maticam hebraicam et chaldaicam. Glas-
guae, 1721. 8**. x5.980.16
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Boston, 1832. 8^. x5.983.12
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[Genevae], 1569. f^ 22.i378.d
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targumischen chaldaismus. Leipzig, 182.3
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Chald&isches lesebuch, aus den targumim
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76.
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2.4313
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lenger." The Atlantic: a preliminary
account. London, 1877. 2 v. 8*.
27.1724.4
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Report on the scientific results of the voyage
of H. M.S. ••Challenger." Zoology. Lon»
don, 1880-81. 3 V. 4% 27.1678.8
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OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSE
Chmlmers (Thomas), b, 1780. (L 1847.
— Correspondence. Ed. by W. Hanna. New
York, 1853. I2^ 6.344.25
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of Thomas Chalmers. New York, 1850-
52. 4v. 12% 6.344-23
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— Moffat Q. C.) Life of Thomas Chalmers.
Cincinnati, 1853. la*". 6.344.24
Chambers (Robert), b, 1802. d. 1871.
— Chambers (W.) Memoir of Robert Chambers;
with autobiographic reminiscences. Edin-
burgh, 1872. la'*. 6.344.28
^The same. 3d cd. New York, 1872* 16*.
6.344.29
Chambers (William), b, i8oa
— Autobiographic reminiscences of William
Chambers. Edinburgh, 1872. 16°. 6.344.28
Chambersbnrg^, {Pennsyhania),
— Garrard (L. H.) Chambersburg in the colony
and the revolution. Philadelphia, 1856.
8'. 4.192.6
Chambrun (Joseph Dominique Aldebert de
Pineton, camU de). b, 1821.
— PRIVAT (C.) Fragments politiques: comptes
rendus de la presse. Paris, 187a. 8*".
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Champagne, {France),
—Tomes (R.) The Champagne coimtry, [1865-
67]. New York, 1867. i6'. 7.383.8
Champlain (Samuel de). b. 1567. d, 1635.
— Parkman (F.) Samuel de Champlain, and his
associates. pp. 163-420 of 3. 113. 13
Chance. See Probability.
Chancellors of England.
—Campbell (J.) Lives of the lord chancellors
of England. From 2d Lond. ed. Phila-
delphia, 1847-48. 7 V. 8*. 6.338^.3
ChancellorsriUe, (Battle of. May 2, 3, 1863).
—Doubled AY (A.) Chancellorsville and Gettys-
burg. New York, 1882. 12% 3.150.5
Chandler (Zachariah). b. 1813. d- 1879-
— Memorial addresses on the life and character
of Zachariah Chandler, delivered in con-
gress, 1880. Washington, 1880. 8**.
4.204.3i
Channing (William Ellery). b, 1780. d, 1842.
—Brooks (C. T.) William Ellery Channing: a
centennial memory. Boston, 1880. 16**.
4.204.6
—Channing (W. H.) Life of William Ellery
Qumning. Centenary ed. Boston, 1880.
p. 8% 4-204.5
—Memoir, with extracts from his correspond-
ence. [Ed. by W. H. Channing]. Lon-
don, [1880]. 2 V. p. 8*". 4.204. 5i
— Peabody (E. p.) Reminiscences of William
Ellery Channing. Boston, 1880. la"".
4.204.4
Chantrer (Sir Francis), b. 1782. d, 1841.
— Jones (G.) Sir Francis Chantrey. Recollec-
tions of his life, practice, and opinions.
London, 1849. i^"** ^•344-32
Chapman (George), b, 1559. d, 1634.
—Memoir of George Chapman. [Anon.] pp.
T-xliv. V. I of 19. 1 142.4
—Swinburne (A. C.) George Chapman: a
critical essay. London,i875. i6\ 6.344.33
Character.
— Kant (L) Anthropologie in pragmatischer
hinsicht. Herausg. von J. H. von
Kirchmann. 2e aufl. Berlin, 1S72. la**.
23. 1443.21
— La BruyMe (J. de). Caractferes. Paris,
1818. 2v. 8^ 23.1464.40
The same. Paris, 1844. 16°. 23.1460.13
— Martineau (H.) Household education. Bos-
ton, 1877. 32°. 24.1492.47
—Smiles (S.) Character. New York, [1872].
I2^ 21. 1315.38
Self-help; with illustrations of character.
Revised ed. Boston, 1865. 12**. 6.347.17
^Thesamc. New York, [1872]. I2^ 6.347.18
— Theophrastus. Characteres. Recensuit et
perpetua adnotatione illustravit F. Astius.
Lipsiae, 1816. 8*". 14.913. 37
Characters: an English translation by R. C.
Jebb. [Greek and English]. London,
1870. 16*. x4.913.39
The same. Caract^res, tr. par [J. de] La
Bruyfere, avec des notes par J. G.
Schweigh&user. pp. 259-461.
V. 2 of 23.1464.40
The same. pp. 434-526 of 23.1460.13
— Whipple (E. P.) Character, and characteristic
men. Boston, 1871. 16''. 2Z. 1326.30
5>#. also. Education, Gentleman, Humor, Morals,
Ridicule, Satire.
Charity.
— Anecdotes of beneficence. London, 1823.
24°. V. I of 1. 17.2
— Parsons (J. U.) The philanthropies. Practical
workings of Christianity. Boston, 1874.
18°. 22.1347. Box I
Charlemagne, emperor of the west, b. 742. d,
814.
— BuL?iNCH (T.) Legends of Charlemagne.
Boston, 1872. 12**. 20.1223.9
— Charlemagne: an Anglo-norman poem, of Uie
1 2th century, first published by F. Michel.
London, 1836. 16°. 18.3060.10
— Des faits et gestes de Charles-le-grand, par un
moine de Saint-Gall. [Anon,] pp. 163-
268. V. 3 of 8.463.3
— DiPPOLDT (H. C.) Lcben kaiser Karls des
grossen. Tubingen, 18 10. 8^ 9.541-33
The same. Neue ausg. Tubingen, 1812. 8*"
-Eginhard. Annales, [741-829.
Pert!. Hannoverae, 1845.
9-541.34
Ed.] G. H.
loi pp. 8®.
9-52i.5i
^The same. Annales des rois Pepin, Charle-
magne, et Louis-le-d6bonnaire. 116 pp.
V. 3 of 8.463.2
^Vita Karoli magni. [Ed.] G. H. Peru.
Ed. altera. Hannoverae, 1845. 44 pp.
8'. 9.521.6
The same. Vie de Charlemagne, pp. 117-
161. V. 3 of 8.463.3
— Fierabras. The \yi of the noble and crysten
prince, Charles the grete. Tr. from the
French by William Caxton, with introduc-
tion, notes, etc., by S. J. H. Herrtage.
[Anon.] London, 1880-81. 8*. 18.1070
— Jacobs ( .) Zur geschichte Karls des grossen:
das jahr 813. Cottbus, 1863. 37 pp. 4"*.
7.386. Box I
— ^JaffA (P.) Monumenta Carolina. Berolini,
1867. 6\ . 8.482-2ii
X15
Charitnapie.
SUBJECTCATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Charlts.
^JAMES (G. P. R.) History of Charlemagne.
New York, 1845. 18°. 32.2020.13
— -The same. 2d ed. London, 1847. 8*.
8.482.21
— Kaklamagnus saga ok Kappa Hans, i norsk
bearbeidelat fra det I3e aarhundrede.
[Anon.] Udgivet af C. R. Unger. Chris-
tiania, i860. 8^ Z8.3082.8
— TURPIN. HistoiT of Charles the great and
Orlando. 56 pp. v. i of 18.3052. 13
Charlemont, ear/ of. See Caulfield (J.)
Charles L, king of England, b, 1600. d, 1649.
— ^ASHBURNHAM (J.) Narrative of his attendance
00 Charles the first to the Scotch army,
and the Isle of Wight London, 1830.
2 V. 8^ 5.291.2
—Borough {Sir}) Notes of the treaty at Ripon
between Charles i. and the covenanters,
1640. Ed. by J. Bruce. London, 1869.
s. 4% 6.316.8
— Cook (J.) King Charles his case; or, an ap-
peal to all rational men concerning his
tryaL 5.298.2
iin Ludlow*8 Memoin, appendix, pp. x-aoj.
^•Disraeli (I.) Commentaries on the life and
reign of Charles the first. London, 1828.
2v. 8°. 5.303-17
•^txdSv fladtXixff. The pourtraicture of his
sacred majesty in his solitudes and suf-
ferings. [By J. Gauden. London], 1648.
8*. Art room. B.1.18
— FORSTER (J.) Arrest of the five members by
Charles the first. London, x86o. p. 8 .
5.294.11
—Francisco de Jesus. Hecho de los tratados
del matrimonio pretendido por el prin-
cipe de Gales con la infante Maria. Ed.
and tr. by S. R. Gardiner. London,
1869. s. 4*". 6.316.9
— Gardiner (S. R.) Personal government of
Charles I., 1628-1637. London, 1877.
2 V. 8'. 5.303. 13
— GuizoT (F. P. G.) Histoire de Charles ler,
[1625-49]. 9e 6d. Paris, 1866. 2 v.
16**. vv. I, 2 of 5.290.6
Projet de marlage royal. Paris, 1S63. iS**.
6.341. II
—HiLLiEK (G.) Narrative of the attempted es-
capes of Charles the first from Carisbrook
castle. London, 1852. p. 8". 5. 290. 11
— Historic reprints of our old English news-
papers, published in the reign of Charles
the first. [Anon.] London, n.d. 4°.
5.306.13
— Johnson (G. W.) Fairfax correspondence.
Memoirs of the reign of Charles the first.
London, 1S48. 2 v. 8°. 5.294.7
— King's cabinet opened; or, certain secret let-
ters and papers written with the king's
own hand. pp. 340-363. 5.308.15
— Letters to queen Henrietta Maria. Ed. by
J. Bruce. London, 1856. s. 4". 6.315.20
— Lilly (W.) Observations on the life and
death of Charles I. pp. 169-282. 6.341.23
— Ludlow (E.) Letters concerning the tyranny
of the first four years of king Charles;
with a detection of Hollingworth's disin-
genuity in his defence of Charles i. Lon-
don, 1812. 4*. S*3oS.i3
—Mackintosh (Sir J.) Refutation of the claim
on behalf of Charies i. to the authorship
of the BIKON BA2IAIKH. pp. 505-540.
V. I of 6.235S.4
^Masbres (F.) Select tracts relating to the
dvil wars in England, in the reign of
Charles the first. London, 1815. 2 v.
4'. 5.306.17
—Milton (J.) Eikonoklastes; in answer to
" Eikon basilika." pp. 301-496.
V. X of 34.1508. x8
^The same. 6.2353.4
— -Pro populo anglicano defensio, contra Sal-
masii Defensionem 'regiam. Londini,
1651. I2^ Art room. B.I. 25
^ -The same. Defence of the people of Eng-
land, in answer to Salmasius' Defence
of the king. pp. 1-313. v. i of 24.1502. 18
The same. 6.2353.4
Second defence of the people of England;
in answer to ** The cry of the royal blood
to heaven against the English parricides."
[Tr. by J. Wrongton]. n. p., n.d. 8*.
24.1502.13
— Perrinchibp (R.) Life of Charles i. pp. i-
74. S.2SS.4
— Saumaise (C. de). Ad Johannem Miltonum
responsio. Londini, 1660. 12**. 24.i5oa2a
— Toland (J.) Complete history of Icon ba-
silike. pp. 82-172. 6.361.9
— View of the reign of king Charles the first.
[Anon,] pp. 327-340. 5.308.10
The same. 5.308.15
—Wordsworth (C.) " Who wrote eikqn
BA2IAIKH?" considered and answered.
London, 1824. S". 24. 1503. i
Charles IL, king of England, b. 1630. d. 1685.
— Carrel (J. B. N. A.) Counter revolution for
the re-establishment of popery in Eng-
land, under Charles u., and James 11.
London, 1846. 12". 5.290.2
— Davenport (R. A.) Attempt of Charles 11.
to recover the English crown; his defeat at
Worcester; and his wanderings, pp. 48-
135. V. I of X.10.8
— Ewald (A. C.) Life and times of Algernon
Sydney. London, 1873. 2 v. 8\ 6.371.28
— Evelyn (J.) I^te news from Brussels un-
masked, and his majesty vindicated, pp.
193-204. 6.2358.1
— GlTY (H.) Moneys received and paid for se-
cret services of Charles il. and James li.,
1679-88. [Ancn,] Ed. by J. Y. Aker-
man. London, 1851. s. 4^ 6.315.9
— Hughes (J.) Boscobel tracts relating to the
escape of Charles the second, after the bat-
tle of Worcester, [1651]. 2d ed. Edin-
burgh, 1857. 8% 5.306.22
ChBx\^%V ,y king of France, b. 1337. </. 1380.
— Christine de Pisan. Livre des fais et
bonnes meurs du sage roy Charles v.
pp. 581-637. V. I. of 8.454.1
Set, alto^ Du Guesdin (B.),and Edward, the black
prince of England.
C\i9LX\<t%V\,y king of France, b. 1368. d. 1422.
— Des Ursins (J. J.) Histoire de Charles vi.,
et de son r^gne, 1380-1422. pp. 333-569.
V. 2 of 8.454*1
Siey «/r#, BoucicauU
16
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OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Charleston.
— Fenin (P. dc). M^moires de Charles vi.,
1407-22. pp. 305-556. V. 5 of 8.452.1
— Journal d'un bourgeois de Paris, sous le
rdgne de Charles vi. [Atton.] pp. 629-
699. 237-300. w. 2, 3 of 8.454. 1
— ToDi^RE (L. P.) Les illustres chevaliers sous
Charles vi. Paris, [1855]. 8^ 7.431.9
Charles VII., iifi^ of France, b, 1403. d.
1461. See Coeur (Jacques), Dare (Jeanne),
and Henry v. of England.
Charles VIII., king of France, b, 1470. d.
1498.
— CoMMiNEs(P. de). Historical memoirs of the
reign of Charles VI n. pp.405-597. 7.422.2
The same. pp. 93-290. v. 2 of 7.421. 16
Charles IX., king of France, b. 1550. d. 1574.
— M£rim£e (P.) Chronique du r^gne de Charles
IX. Paris. 1874. 12'. 20. 1232. 2i
S«». aUo^ Coligny, Guises, Huguenots, St Bar-
tholomew's.
Charles V., emperor of Germany, b. 1500. d.
1558.
— Comment AIRES [sur sa vie]. Publics par Q.
M. B. C. de] Kervyn de Lettenhove.
Bruxelles, 1862. 8**. 9.524.0
— Correspondence [with] his ambassadors [to]
England and France; with biographical
notices [and his] itinerary, 1519-51. Ed.
by W. Bradford. London, 1850. 8^
9524.7
— Mameranus or-DY. Naves (N.) Kurtze erze-
lung der geschichten keysers Caaroli des
V. pp. 80-103. 9-510.15
— Maurus (H.) Von der bekrdnung keyser
Caroli dess fttnfften. Latin beschriben:
ins Tetttsch bracht von P. Fabricius. pp.
105-159. 9-510.15
— Melancthon (P.) De electione et corona
tione Caroli v. caesaris historia. pp..
473-514. V. 20 of 31.1996. 1
—Robertson (W.) History of the reign of
Charles the fifth. America, [Philadel-
phia?]. 1770. 3 V. 8**. 9.524.11
The same, ist Am. from loth Lond. ed.
New York, 1804. 3 v. 8°. 9.524.10
^The same. With an account of the empe-
ror's life after his abdication, by W. H.
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piled by H. G. Hewlett. London, 1873.
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Christ.
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M. Luther. Wittemberg, 1531. 1. 8"*.
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prince of darkness in conflict; or, the
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heilungen Jesu. Herausg. von F. W.
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and doctrine of Jesus Christ. [AnonJ\
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isches heldengedicht; deutschen gesungen
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the history of the church: an inquiry into
the true dates of the birth and death of
Christ New York, 1845. 8^ 31.1945.8
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manam naturam assumpsit commenta-
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de anno, mense, et die Christi nati. Leo-
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duo. Venetiis, 1732. f°. 21.3308.1
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tianisme. Paris, [i860]. 2 v. in i. I. 8''.
vv. 3, 4 of 8.506.1
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by F. Shoberi. [Ed.] by H. Kett. Lon-
don, 1813. 3 v. m i. 8*. 22.1385.22
— EccE DEUS-HOMO: the work and kingdom of
Christ. [Atum.] Philadelphia, 1868. I3^
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^Lessing (G. E.) Von dem zwecke Jesu und
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omnimodae historiae libri duo, interprete
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Ckarch.
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carum libri duo. Ed. altera. Londini,
1705. 8. 4*. 2.2051.9
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kreise der alten, vorzOglich den eudoxi-
schen. Berlin, 1863. 8". 2.58^1.9
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und technischen chronologie. Berlin,
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Rechcrches historiques sur les observations
astronomiques des anciens, traduites de
TAUemand par [N.] Halma. Paris, 18 19.
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mis Arabum, etc., usitatae. Recensuit
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by change of temperature. Washington,
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Chrysippus. b. 280 B.C. d, 207 b.c.
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ntpl ditog>aTtxSv, Cassel, 1841. 39
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Chrysostom. pp. 1 19-147.
v. I of 31.1946.6
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570. v. 4 of 22.1376. 1
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14.903.6
—Stephens (W. R. W.) Saint Chrysostom, his
life and times. London, 1872. 8°.
31. 1944.10
Church and state. ^ v^ v
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to present controversies. London, i86g.
P- 8^ 24.1506.15
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lishments. Glasgow, [1849]. I2^
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church and state. Ed. by H. N. Coleridge.
London, 1839. 16*". 24.1506.26
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with the church. 4th ed. London, 1841.
2 V. S\ 24.1506.12
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fence of the principle of a national church.
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— Hovey (A.) Religion and the state. Boston,
1874. i6\ 24.1506.23
^Keller (E.) Kirche, staat, und freiheit; oder,
die encyclica vom 8 December 1864, und
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den staat. Leipzig, T844. 18**. 24.1500.15
— Noel (B. W.) Essay on the union of church
and state. 2d ed. London, 1849. ^''*
24.1506.6
Su^ altc^ Llt>erty of conscience. Toleration.
Church goTemment.
— Atterbury (T.) Rights of an English convo-
cation vindicated, in answer to Wake's
Authority of Christian princes. 2d ed.
London, 1701. 8^ 3X.i955.i5
— Cardinal Bellarmine's Notes of the church
refuted, in a series of tracts. London,
1840. 8**. 31. 1965. 10
— Coleman (L.) Apostolical and primitive
church, popular in its government, and
simple in its worship. 2d ed. Boston,
1844. 12°. 32. 1942. 16
— Cooper (T.) Admonition to the people of
England: against Martin Mar-prelate.
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I2^ 31. 1983.12
— Hall (E.) Puritans, and their principles. New
York, 1846. S\ 3X.1983.5
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dini, 1651. s. 4**. 31.1982. 16
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New York, 1878. 8^ 31.1982. i
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The same. Arranged by J. Keble. Oxford,
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— King (Sir P.) Enquiry into the constitution,
discipline, and worship of the primitive
church. [Anon,] London, [1719]. 8*.
31.1982. 15
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— Miller (S.) Letters concerning the constitu-
tion and order of the Christian ministry.
New York, 1807. 12*. 31. 1984. 34
— Milton (J.) Of reformation in England, pp.
363-419. v. 2 of 6.2353.4
Reason of church government urged against
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London, 1843-60. 6 v. in 4. la"*.
3x.i983.13
— RusKiN (J.) Notes on the construction of
sheepfolds. New York, 1872. 40 pp. 8'.
30.1891. 14
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New-England churches. Boston, 1772. 8*.
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tion sous Louis XIII. loe 6d. Paris, 1852.
12**. 20.1232.35
Cipher-writing.
— Porta (G. B.) De occultis literamm notis;
seu, artis animi expiscandi enodandique
libri IV. Argentorati, 1603. 8*. XO.595.19
Circassia, (Tcherkessia).
— LoNGWORTH (J. A.) Year among the Circas-
sians, [1838-39]. London, 1840. 2 v.
12**. 11.700.20
— Mackie (J. M.) Life of Schamyl; and narra-
tive of the Circassian war of independence.
Boston. 1856. 12'. xi.700.12
— Oliphant (L.) Trans-Caucasian campaign
of the Turkish army under Omer Pasha,
[1854]. Edinburgh,i856. p. 8**. XX.691.24
See^ a/t0t Caucasus.
Circassian language.
— LoEWE (L.) Dictionary of the Circassian lan-
guage. London, 1854. 8'. Z5. 927.1
Circle.
— Bachmann (P.) Lehre von der kreistheilUUg.
Leipzig. 1872. 8^ 26.1591. 2
— Ferrel (W.) Converging series expressing
the ratio between the diameter and the
circumference of a circle. Washington,
1873. 6 pp. 4'. V- 18 oi 28.3738.1
— HouLSTON (W.) Circle secerned from the
square. London, 1862. 22 pp. 4"*.
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Civilization.
— MONTUCLA (J. E.) Histoire des recherches
sur la quadrature du cercle. Nouvelle 6d.
Paris, 1831. 8*. 25.1584.4
— Shanks (W.) Contributions to mathematics,
comprising the rectification of the circle to
607 places of decimals. London, 1853.
8'. 26.1595.43
— TowNSEND (R.) Chapters on the modern
geometry of the point, line, and circle.
Dublin, 1863-65. 2 V. 8°. 26.1595.58
Ste^ mltc. Curves.
Circumstantial evidence.
— Phillipps (S. M.) Famous cases of circum-
stantial evidence. New York, 1875. 8**.
24.3525. n
Cirripedia.
— Darwin (C.) Monograph on the sub-class
Cirripedia. London, 1851-54. 2 v. 8**.
27.1705.20
Cistercian order.
— Arbois de Jubainville (H. d*). Etudes sur
r^tat int6rieur des abbayes cisterciennes,
au douzi^me et au trizei^me si^cle. Paris,
1858. 8^ 31.1961.6
— Lemire (A.) Chronicon cisterciensis ordinis.
Coloniae Agrippinae, 1614. s. 8".
31. 1970.2
See^ o/rv, Bernard (5/.), CUirvaux abbey.
Cities.
— Bucke (C.) Ruins of ancient cities ; with ac-
counts of their rise, fall, and present con-
dition. London, 1840. 2 v. i6^ 2. 60. 11
— Cities and principal towns in the world.
[AnonJ] London, 1830. v. i. 16*.
5-243.21
The same. 31. 2012. 3
— KuHN (E.) Ueber die enstehung der stSdte
deralten. Leipzig, 1878. 8 . 24.1501.1
— Vaughan (R.) Age of great cities. 2d ed.
London, 1843. 8°. 24.1526.28
Citizenship. See Political science.
Civil law. See Law (Roman, or civil).
Civil service reform.
—Eaton (D. B.) Civil service in Great Britain:
a history of abuses and reforms. New
York, 1880. 8^ 24.1512. 19
— Report of the civil service commission, 1874.
Washington, 1874. S'« 4.2212
[In House executive documents, 43d congress,
xst seasion, v. x6, no. aaxj.
Civil war in the United States. See United
States.
Civilization.
—Barker (T. C.) Aryan civilization: based
on the work of [Fustel] de Coulanges.
London, 1871. 16°. 24.1521. 18
—Buckle (H. T.) History of civilization in
England. From 2d London ed. New
York, 1861. 2v. 8*. 5.285.1
^The same. New York, 1863. 2 v. 8".
5.285.2
The same. New York, 1876. 2 v. p. 8°.
5.285.3
— Condorcet (J. A. N. de C. de). Esquisse
d'un tableau htstorique des progrds de
Tesprit humaln. 5e 6d. Milan, an vi.,
[1798]. 8'. 8.503.3
The same. Outlines of an historical view
of the progress of the human mind. From
the French. London, 1795. 8".
23. 1432. II
— Dean (A.) History of civilization. Albany,
1868-69. 7 v. 8^ 5.245.5
— Draper (J. W.) Intellectual development of
Europe. 5 th ed. New York, 1868. 8**.
5-245.2
— Douglas (J.) Advancement of society in
knowledge and religion, ist Am. from
2d Edinburgh ed. Hartford, 1830. 12°.
24.1522.30
— Eichhorn (J. G.) Allgemeine geschichte der
cultur und litteratur des neueren Europa.
GSttingen, 1796-99. 2 v. 8°. 17.3027. i
— Ferguson (A.) Essay on the history of civil
society. 6th ed. London, 1793. 8".
24.1522.44
— Goguet(A. Y.) Origin of laws, arts, and
sciences. From the French. Edinburgh,
1 761. 3 V. 8". 24.1522.50
The same. Edinburgh, 1775. 3 v. 8 . 2.91. i
— GuizoT (F. P. G.) Histoire de la civilisation
en Europe depuis la chute de Tempire ro-
main. iie 6d. Paris, 1871. i8°. 5.245.7
The same. General history of civilization
in Europe, from the fall of the Roman
empire. From the French. Oxford, 1837.
8^ 5.245.6
Histoire de la civilisation en France depuis
la chute de I'empire romain. loe 6d.
Paris, 1868. 4 v. 18'. 7431. 2
^The same. I2e 6d. Paris, 1872. 4 v. 18'*.
7.431.6
^The same. History of civilization, from
the fall of the Roman empire to the
French revolution. Tr. by W. Hazlitt.
New York, 1850. 4 V. 12*. 7.431. i
— Harris (G.) Civilization considered as a
science. New ed. New York, 1873. 16*.
24.1523.6
— Hellwald (F. von). CuUurgeschichte in
ihrer natUrlichen entwicklung bis zur ge-
genwart. 2e aufl. Augsburg, 1876-77.
2 V. 8°. 17. 1022. 12
— HiTTELL (J. S.) Brief history of culture. New
York, 1875. I2\ 24.1523.27
— Home(H.) Six sketches on the history of
man. Philadelphia, 1776. 8". 25.1550.4
— ■ -The same. 2d ed. Edinburgh, 1778. 4 v.
8°. 24.1523.33
— Magoon (E. L.) Westward empire; or. the
great drama of human progress. New
York, 1856. 12". 21.1314.1
[Gigcr].
— Progress of nations: a study in analytical
history. [Anon,] London, 1861. 8°.
24.1524.51
—Robertson (W.) View of the progress of
society in Europe, from the subversion of
the Roman empire to the beginning of
the sixteenth century, pp. 1-328.
V. I of 9. 524. II
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— Seaman (E. C.) Essays on the progress of
nations, in civilization, wealth, and popu-
lation. New York, 1868. 2 series. 12*.
24.1525.25
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2d ed. London, 1783. 4% 24.1518.3
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CiassicaL
— Taylor (W. C.) Natural history of society
in the barbarous and civilized state. Lon-
don, 1840. a V. 12". 24.1526.4
^The same. New York, 1841. 2 v. 12^.
24.1526.5
— Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Essai sur les moeurs
et I'esprit des nations, et sur les principaux
faits d'histoire depuis Charlemagne, jus-
qu' k Louis xiii. Paris, 1784. 4 v. 8**.
V. 16-19 o^ 8.2485.1
— Weber (G.) Geschichte dervolker und staaten
im tlbergang vom mittelalt^r zur neuzeit.
Leipzig, 1872. V. 9 of 2.82.1
Sre, aU0y History {Philosophy o/). Luxury, Social
science.
Clainraux abbey. {Champagne ^ France).
— Arbois de Jubainville (H. d'). Etudes sur
r6tat int6rieur des abbayes cisterciennes,
et principalement de Ciairvaux, au dou-
zi6me et au treizi^me si^cle. Paris, 1858.
8\ 31.1961.6
Clallam lang^uage.
— GiBBS (G.) Alphabetical vocabularies of the
Clallam and Lummi. New York, 1863.
40 pp. 8". No. II of 15.976.3
Clarendon, earl of. See Hyde (E.)
Clarke (Adam), b. 1760. d. 1832.
— Account of [his] life, by one intimately ac-
quainted with him. Ed. by J. B. B.
Clarke. New York, 1833. 12°. 6.344.47
Clarke (Edward Daniel), b. 1769. d. 1822.
— Otter (W.) Life and remains of Edward
Daniel Clarke. New York, 1827. 8^
6.344.48
Clarke (Samuel), b. 1675. d. 1729.
— Zimmermann (R.) Samuel Clarke's leben und
lehre. Wien, 1870. 88 pp. 4°.
23.1428. Box I
Classical antiquities. See Antiquities.
Classical learning. Dictionaries.
— Anthon (C.) Classical dictionary, containing
proper names mentioned in ancient au-
thors, with coins, weights, and measures.
New York, 1844. 8^ 16.997.5
— Hederich (B.) Reales schul-lexicon. zur
geographie, chronologic, histoire, u. s. w.
3e aufl. Leipzig, 1748. 8*". 15.2962.4
— Lempriere (J.) Classical dictionary, contain-
ing proper names mentioned in ancient
authors. New ed. by C. Anthon. New
York, 1833. 2 V. 8°. 16.997.4
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— BiBLiOTHEK der alten litteratur und kunst.
GQttingcn, 1786-94. 10 v. in 3. s. 8*.
14.2852.7
— Bidermann (J. G.) Selecta scholastica. Num-
burgi, [1745]. 2 V. in i. s. 8°. 14.2850.8
— Borremans (A.) Variarum lectionum liber.
Amstelaedami,i676. s. 8°. 14.2850.9
— Bos (L.) Animadversiones ad scriptores
quosdam graecos et latinos. Franequerae,
1715- 8". 14.2850.4
— BoTFiELD (B.) Prefaces to the first editions
of the Greek and Roman classics. Lon-
don, 1861. 4**. 17. 1048.8
—Christ (J. F.) Noctium academicarum libri
quatuor. Halae Magdeburgicae, 1727-29.
" °*' 14.2850.17
s.8^
— Crusius (C.) Probabilia critica, in quibus
veteres graeci et latini scriptores emen-
dantur. Lipsiae, 1753. 8". 14. 2854. 19
— CuPER (G.) Observationum libri quatuor, in
quibus multi auciorum loci explicantur.
varii ritus eruuntur, et nummi illustran-
tur. Ultra jecti, Daventriae, 1670-78. 2
v. in I. i6\ X4.2850.7
— Dawes (R.) Miscellanea critica, iterum edita.
Curavit T. Burgess. Oxonii, 1781. 8^.
14.2856.8
— Gellius (A.) Noctium atticarum libri viginti.
Ejc recensione M. Hertz. Lipsiae, 1871-
77. 2 v. in I. 16°. 13-791.36
The same. Attic nights. Tr. by W. Be-
loe. London, 1795. 3 v. 8°. 14. 878/^.1 2
— Gruterus (J.) Lampas; sive, fax artium
liberalium; hoc est, thesaurus criticus.
Francofurti, 1602-12. 6 v. 8°. 14.2S60.1
— Herauld (D.) Adversariorum libri duo.
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— Hermann (J. G. J.) Opuscula. Lipsiae, 1827-
28. 3 v. %\ 14.2S54.10
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1751. s. 8°. 14.2S50.11
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gae, 1 785-1802. 5 v. 8. 14.2854.13
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vardiae, 1738. 8°. 14.2851.22
—Junius, or Jonghe (A.) Animadversorum
libri sex, in quibus infiniti pene autorum
libri corriguntur. Basiliae, 1556. i6\
14.2850.15
— Koppiers (P. H.) Observata philologica.
Lugduni Batavorum, 1771. 8°. 14.2S51.8
— Lt^BKER (F.) Gesammelte schrifien zur phi-
lologie und padagogik. Halle, 1852. 8 \
2334443
— Miscellanea philologa et paedagcgica. Edi-
derunt gymnasiorum Batavorum doctores.
Nova series. Amstelodami, 1851. 8\
13.786.1
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xvin. Ed. nova. Halis Saxonum,i79i-
1828. 2v.ini. 8". 14.2854.14
— Nake (A. F.) Opuscula philologica. Ed. F.
T. Welcker. vol. i. Bonnae, 1842. 8\
14.2852.13
— Niebuhr (B. G.) Kleine historische und
philologische schriften. 2e sammlung.
Bonn, 1843. 8^. 14.2854.3
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Joannis Cornelii Pavonis paleas. \Anon.'\
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Disposuit N. Bachius. Lipsiae, 1835. 8*.
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Vermischte schriften. Herausg. von W.
A. Passow. Leipzig, 1843. 8". 14. 2854.9
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cisms, collected by T. Kidd. London,
1815. 8'. 14.2856.9
The same. 2d ed. London, 1826. 1. 8^.
14.2856.5
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sive, conjecturae in Ovidium, Plauium,
Aristophanem, et alios. Lugduni Bata-
vorum, 1815. 8^ . z4.2852.11
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Clay.
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1866-79. 5 V. S*. And pi. to V. 4. 4**.
x5.2936.15
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(C. C.) Classical studies: essays on an-
cient literature and art. Boston, 1843. I2^
24.1493.12
— Struve (C. L.) Opuscula selecta. Lipsiae,
1854. 2 V. 8". X4.2854.1
—Toll (J.) Fortuita. Amstelaedami, 1687. s.
8\ 14.2852. 15
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in varios graecos et latinos auctores libri
quatuor. Francofurti ad Moenum, 1742.
8°. 14.2850.5
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num libri xxv. Florentiae, 1553. T.
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2u Griechen und ROmern. Herausg. von
A. Voss. Leipzig, 1838. 8^ 14.2855.10
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libri duo. Edidit C. H. Frotscher. Lip-
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— Wolf (F. A.) Analecta litteraria, maxime
eniditae antiquitatis litteris et artibus il-
lustrandis. Berolini, 1817-18. 2 v. 8°.
X4.2855.8
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Coins. Geocraphy, Greek literature, Latin litera-
ture, Mythology, Philology {Classical)^ Philoso-
phy (.-< ncienty
A iso the collceted works of famous scholars, as
Bcntley, Erasmus, Lipsius, Parr, and others. In
the correspondence, moreover, and forensic ad-
dresses of such eminent Grecians and Latinists as
Gudius,Melanchthon. Scaliger,much will be found
illustrating the classics.
Classical literature.
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researches, Cambridge, [Eng.], 1814. 2
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und griechische philosophie. Bonn, 1827-
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The same. Neue folge. Frankfurt am Main,
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toire anciennes. Nouvelle s6rie. Paris,
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Classical study.
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Classification of animals. See Zoology.
Classification of the sciences. See Science.
Claudius Dnisus Nero Gennanicus (Tiberius),
emperor of Rome, b. 10 B.C. d, 54 A. D.
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Clausilia, (« family of snails),
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1877- 4'. 29. 1856. 1
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Boston, 1856. 8"*. 4-304.9
— Prentice (G. D.) Biography of Henry Clay.
Hartford, 1831. I2\ 4.204. 11
— Sargent (E.) Life and public services of
Henry Clay. New ed. New York.
1848. S**. 4*204. 10
— Swain (J. B.) Memoir of Henry Clay. pp.
7-198. V. I of 21. 1295.21
ClemenSy aUxandrinus, about a.d. 200.
— Le Clerc (J.) Life of Clemens alexandrinus.
62 pp. of 31.1941.17
Clement XIV., pope^ {Giovanni Vincenzo An-
tonio GanganelliJ. b, 1705. d. 1774.
— Interesting letters, with anecdotes of his life.
From the French of Lottin. 2d ed. Lon-
don. 1777. 2 V. 12^. 21.3291. 2
The same. Dublin, 1777. 4 V. 12*. 2X.3291.3
— Milman (H. H.) Clement xiv. and the Jesuits,
pp. 244-295 of 21.1314.31
Cleopatra, queen of Egypt, b. 69 B.C. d. 30 B.C.
— Stahr (A. W. T.) Cleopatra. Berlin, 1864.
8^ 12. 744. 18
Cleopatra's needle. See Obelisks.
Clergy.
— Babington (C.) Mr. Macaulay's Character of
the clergy in the seventeenth century,
considered., Cambridge, [Eng.], 1849. 8*".
5-295.3
—Church (The). [Biographies. Anon!] pp. 193-
264. V. I of 0.348.7
— Crockford's clerical directory for 1881. 13th
issue. London, 1881. 8''.
Revolving case. D.7
— Headley (J. T.) Chaplains and clergy of the
revolution. New York, 1864. 12°.
4.198^.14
— Michelet (J.) Priests, women, and families.
Tr. by C. Cocks. 3d ed. London, 1846.
16°. 31.1973.22
— Milman (H. H.) Relation of the clergy to the
people. pp. 374-445 of 21.1314.31
— Mirk (J.) Instructions for parish priests. Ed.
by E. Peacock. London, 1868. ' 8^
18.1073.9
— Sprague (W. B.) Annals of the American
pulpit. New York, 1857-69. 9 v. 8^.
16 997.1
— Taylor (J.) Clerus Domini; or, a discourse
of the office ministerial, pp. 1-6 1.
V. I of 22.1334.6
—Taylor (J. B.) Lives of Virginia baptist
ministers. 2d ed. Richmond, 1838. 12".
3.196.19
^The same. 2d series. New York, i860.
I2^ 3.196. 19
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Missionaries, Monks, Popes.
Clermont-Tonnerre (Fran9ois de). b, 1629. d.
1 701.
— Alembert (J. L. d*). Apologie de Clermont-
Tonnerre. pp. 143-191. V. 4 of 8.500.2
CleyeUnd dialect.
—Atkinson (J. C.) Glossary of the Cleveland
dialect. London, 1868. s. 4"*. 25.921.8
^The same. Additions. London, 1876.
8 pp. 8*. 15.920. 14
Cleves, {in Germany),
— Stam-buch der grafen und herzogen yon
Cleve. [Anon^ Arnhem,i679. f. 9.518.9
Clifford (Anne). ,b, 1589. d, 1676.
—Coleridge (H.) Anne Clifford.
pp. 241-292 of 6.3380.6
The same. 84 pp. v. 2 of 6.348. 11
Climate.
— Becquerel (A. C.) Forests, and their climatic
inHuence. [From the French]. -28.3733.1
[Smithftooiao report, 1869, pp. 394-4x8].
— Clark (J.) Influence of climate in the preven-
tion and cure of chronic diseases. 2d ed.
London, 1830. 8^ 29.3825.3
—Humboldt (F. H. A. von). Recherches sur
les causes des inflexions des lignes iso-
thermes. pp. 103-359. v. 3 of ZI.695.2
— SCHMICK (J. H.) Gezeiten. Weitere studien
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3-146.3
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phy, literary journal, and essays. Ed. by
C. J. F. Clinton. London,. 1854. 12'.
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Clodius Pulcher (Publius). d. 52 B.C.
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Clothing.
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26.3646.14
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pour pr^voir le temps. 3e 6d. Paris,
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tion from his letters. Ed. by his wife.
269 pp. V. I of x8. 1084.27
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53 PP- 8°. 29.3825. Box 4
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12 pp. 8**. 29.3825. Box 4
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London, [1872]. p. 8**. 24.1526.22
Clyde river.
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Coad (John).
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tionarium anamitico-latinum. Serampore,
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Coelenterata.
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Sce^ alto^ Corals, Hydrozoa.
Coeur (Jacques), b. about 1400. d. 1456.
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argonaut, and his times. London, 1847.
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Coffee.
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London, 1874. 16^. 30. 1934.34
Coffin (Levi), b, 1799. d,
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4°. 2.96.28
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vorum pecuniae veteris graecae et ro-
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Roman coins exhibited in electrotype. '
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alogue of Greek coins. [With] supple-
ment. London, 1856-59. 2 v. in i. 4".
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General works and collections,
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don, 1840. 8°. 2.96.12
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ten door Jamieson, Feijens, Landr6, en
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4*. 2.96.20
Collection de monnaies antiques, laiss6e
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cient and modern. New York, 1861. s.
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modern coins, in the collection at the
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of national and miscellaneous medals, etc.,
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num Velitris. Romae, 1782. 4"*. 2.96.23
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gothids insign^ito. Lipsiae, 1703. s. 4".
2.96.19
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val coins. Cork, 1849. 10 pp. 4*". 2.96.21!^
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zen des akademischen milnzcabinets in
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— Thwaites (E.) Notae in Anglo-snxonum
nummos. [Anon.] Oxoniae, 1708. s.
8*. 15.2954.27
Modem coins.
— Cardonnel (A. de). Numismata Scotiae; or,
a series of the Scottish coinage, from the
reign of William the lion to the union.
Edinburgh, 1786. 4**. 6.338.1
—Dumas (E. C. J. B.) Notes sur remission en
France des monnaies d6cimales de bronze,
(1852-1865). Paris, 1868. 4**. 2.96.22
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all nations, in engravings. London, 1808.
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medals in the king's library. British
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Weights and measures.
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See^ also^ Bacon (F.), Raleigh (W.)
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bert, pp. 137-201, 3-75.
vv. I. 2 of 8.485. 1 1
The same. pp. 108-219. v. 3 of 5.243.23
iS>r, also., Louis xiv., Mazarin {jCardinat)^ Politi-
cal economy {History),
Colbnni (Zerah). b, 1804. d, 1840.
— Memoir; written by himself. Springfield, 1833.
12*. 4.204.15
Cold. &^Heat.
Cold winter, 1614.
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men and cattell have perished. [Anon.]
London, 1872. 8°. v. 2 of 18.1075.8
Colebrooke (Henry Thomas), b, 1765. d. 1837.
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359-416. v. 4 of 22.1383.33
Colenso (John William), b. 1814. See Bible
{Commentaries t Pentateuch),
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Coleridge (Samuel Taylor), b. 1772. d. 1834.
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to Schelling, and his religious opinions.
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— Cottle (J.) Reminiscences of Samuel Tay-
lor Coleridge and Robert Southey. New
York, 1847. 12°. 6.345.13
— De Quincey (T.) Coleridge and opium eat-
ing, pp. 122-164. V. 2 of 21.1304.1
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, pp. 153-259.
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— Gillman (J.) Life of Samuel Taylor Cole-
ridge. V. I. London, 1838. 8°. 6.345.12
— HoRT (F. J. A.) Coleridge, pp. 292-351.
21. 1302.16
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V. I of 18. 1087. 1
— Shairp(J. C.) Coleridge.
pp. 90-203 of x8. 1078a. 23
Coleridge (Sara), b. 1802. d. 1852.
—Memoir and letters. Edited by [E. Cole-
ridge]. London, 1873. 2 v. p. 8".
6.2363.12
The same. New York, 1874. p. 8°. 6. 2363. 11
Colet (John), b. 1466. d. 1519.
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don, 1724. 8°. 6.345.15
Colig^i (Gaspard de). ^.1517. ^.1572.
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de Coligny. [Anon.] Cologne, 1791. 12 .
8.482.26
5>/, atso^ Huguenots.
Coliseum. See Rome.
College of New Jersey. See Princeton.
Colleges.
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Washington, 1873, 2 pts. 8*.
24.1485. Box 2
[Circulars of the bureau of education, no. 3, 5—
18731-
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[Giger].
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24.1494.25
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ments for admission to the colleges of the
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24. 1494. 1
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tice. New York, 1867. 12". 24.1493.28
— Porter (N.) American colleges, and the
American public. New Haven, 1870.
12% 24.1493.23
The same. New ed. With after-thoughts.
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—Richardson (C. F.) and Clark (H. A.) The
college book. Boston, 1878. 4*'. Art room.
—Smith (F. H.) College reform. Philadel-
phia, 185 1. 12**. 24.1493.30
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students and work. New York, 1878. 16".
24.1493.25
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York\ Philadelpllia, (Girard and Univtrsiiit 0/
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ton, (C^/^r/r 0/ New Jersey), Providence, {Br0wn\
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Als0y Education, uniyersities.
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of the Rev. Arthur Collier. London,
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Collins (William), b 1721. d. 1759.
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pp. v-xliiof 18.1050. 1
The same. pp. v-xlii of 18.1087.1
Cologne.
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the settlements and trade of the Euro-
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adelphia, 1S37. 12**. 24.1474.17
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Color, (iif ar(),
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tion to art and art-industry. Tr. by S. R.
Koehler. Boston, 1876. p. 8*. 30.1891.8-
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nommer les couleurs d*aprds une m^-
thode pr6cise et experimentale. Paris,
1861. f°. X6.3006.1
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ours, and their applications to the arts.
Tr. by C. Martel. 3d ed. London, 1872.
i6". 30.1891.30
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ing, systematized. Edinburgh, 1845. s. 4"*.
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manufacture of colors for painting. Tr.
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exemplified in the exhibition [at the crys-
tal palace, 1851]. London, [1851]. 4*".
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Color, {in science),
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velopment. Boston, 1879. p. 8**.
26.1643.39
— Benson (W.) Principles of the science of
colour in the decorative arts. London,
1868. 4''. 30.1888.21
— BoETTicHER (P. A.) Initia chromatologiae
arabicae. Berolini, 1849. 8^.
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touching colours. London, 1664. 8**.
26.3643.7
— Chevreul (M. E.) Expose d'un moyen de
d^finir et de nommer les couleurs. Atlas.
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studien. Berlin, 1853. 8°. 26.1643.9
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bingen, 1810. 2 V. 8**. And atlas. Stutt-
gart, 1842. 4*. 26.1643.37
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— Warm ANN ( .) Untersuchungen ilber das
wesen des lichtes und der farben. Leip-
zig, 1873. 8^ 26.1643.19
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Color.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Comets.
Color blindness.
— CoHN (H.) Studien fiber angeborene farben-
blindheit. Breslau, 1879. 8\ 29.3835.3
—Holmgren (F.) Color- blindness in its rela-
tion to accidents by rail and sea. Tr.
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— ^Jeffries (B. J.) Colorblindness: its dangers
and its detection. Boston, 1879. 12''.
26. 1643.40
Colorado.
— Bowles (S.) Switzerland of America. A
summer vacation in Colorado, [186S].
Springfield. 1869. 18*. 3.162.9
— Dall (C. H.) My first holiday; or, letters
from Colorado, Utah, and California,
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— FossETT (F.) Colorado: a historical and statis-
tical work on the mining region. Denver,
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rado, [1873]. New York, 1873. 8**. 3.162.8
— Hayden (F. V.) Annual reports of the geo-
logical and geographical survey of the
territories, embracing Colorado, 1873-76.
Washington, 1874-78. 4 v. 8". 29.1813.1
Geological and geographical atlas of Colo-
rado. [Washington], 1877. 1. f°. 29.1817. i
Preliminary report of the geological survey
of Colorado and New Mexico. Washing-
ton, 1869. 8^ 29. 18 1 3. 1
—Ludlow (F. H.) [Record of travel in Colo-
rado. 1869]. pp. 102-235 o^ 3.162.3
Colorado river of the west.
—Ives (J. C.) Report on the Colorado river ot
the west, explored 1857-58. Washington,
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—Powell (J. W.) Exploration of the Colorado
river of the west, and its tributaries,
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— SiTGREAVES (L.) Report of an expedition
down the Colorado river. Washington,
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Colored race. See Negro race.
Colossenm. See Rome.
Colnmba, Saint, h, 521. d. 597.
— Adamnan. Life of Saint Columba. Ed. by
W. Reeves. Edinburgh, 1874. 8°.
V. 6 of 6.332.4
—Dunham (S. A.) Saint Columba. pp. 1-59.
V. I of 6.348.10
The same. 32.2031.13
Colmnbia. See British Columbia.
Colnmbia college. See New York, {city\
Colninbns (Christopher), b, 1436. d, 1506.
—Colombo (F.) Histonr of the life and actions
of Christopher Columbus. [From the
Italian], pp. 557-686. v. 2 of 2.58.4
— Helps (5» A.) Life of Columbus. London,
1869. p. 8*. 3.111.11
—Irving (W.) History of the life and voyages
of Christopher Columbus. New York,
1828. 3v. 8**. 2.2032.1
^The same. Abridged. 2d ed. London,
1841. 16*. I.T.'l4
^The same. Revised ed. New York, 1849-
50. 3 V. X2*. yv^ 3-5 of 3.1 1 1. 12
— -The same. 4- 230. 3
^Thesame. Histoire dela vie et des voyages
de Christophe Colomb. Tr. par C. A. de
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— Lamartine (A. M. L. P. de). Christophe
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The same. Christopher Columbus. [From
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The same. Life of Christopher Columbus.
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— Roselly de Lorgues (A. F.) Life of Chris-
topher Columbus. Compiled from the
French by J. J. Barry. New York, 1869.
12**. 3.111.8
— Spotorno (G. B.) Memorials of Columbus;
authentic documents preceded by a me-
moir. From the Spanish and Italian.
London, 1823. 8'*. 3. 11 1.4
See^ alsoy America, {Discovery).
Combustion.
— Faraday (M.) Course of six lectures on the
chemical history of a candle. Ed. by W.
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[Giger].
^The same. New York, [1874], 16'.
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Comedy. See Drama.
Comets. General works,
— Arago (D. F. J.) Des com^tes. 3e 6d. Paris,
1834. 24°. Observatory.
The same. Scientific notices of comets. Tr.
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— Beantwortung verschiedener fragen tiber
cometen. [Anon.] Berlin, 1744. 56 pp.
16°. Observatory.
— Carl (P.) Repertorium der cometen-astrono-
mie. Mtinchen, 1864. 8**. Observatory.
— Dannewaldt (M.) Cometologia. Leipzig,
1664. 17 1, s. 4°. Observatory.
— De cometarum natura et proprieute, atque
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Observatory.
— Guillemin (A.) World of comets. Tr. by J.
Glaisher. London, 1877. 8". Observatory.
— Hasselberg (B.) Ueber die spectra der co-
meten, und ihre beziehung zu denjenigen
gewisser kohlenverbindungen. St P6iers-
bourg, 1880. 4*. Observatory.
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Observatory.
— Olbers (H. W. M.) Abhandlung ilber die
leichteste methode die bahn eines cometen
zu berechnen. Herausg. von J. F. Encke.
Weimar, 1847. 8". Observatory.
Verzeichniss aller bisher berechneten come-
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Observatory
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— Ouver (A.) Essay on comets. Salem, 1772.
S\ V. 31 0131.3975.1
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84. 2 V. 4**. Observatory.
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29 1. s. 4". Observatory.
— Von Gumpach (J.) Baby- worlds. An essay
on the nascent members of our solar
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— ^Watson (J. C.) Popular treatise on comets.
Philadelphia, 1861. 12**. Observatory.
— Weigel (E.) Speculum uranicum; das ist,
himels spiegel. Jehna, 1661. 64 i. s. 4**.
Observatory.
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Commerce.
— Z5LLNER (J. C. F.) Wissenschaftliche abhand-
lungen. Leipzig, 1878. 8".
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Works on particular comets,
— AsTEN (F. E. von). Untersudmngen fiber die
theorie des encke'schen comcten. St.
P6tersbourg, 1872-78. 2 pts. 4*.
Observatory.
— AuwERS (A.) Bestimmung der bahn des co-
meten in. i860. Berlin, 1867. 23-72 pp.
4". 26.1656.15
— Hall (A.) and Harkness (W.) Reports on
observations of Encke's comet during its
return in 1871. Washington, 1872. 49 pp.
4". 26.1656.15
— Hoppener (J.) Kurtze erklerung des newen
cometens des jahrs 161 8. Rostock, i6i8.
8 1. s. 4^ 26.1651. 17
— PoNTfecouLANT (L. G. L. de). Notice sur la
com^te de Halley, et son retour en 1835.
Paris, 1835. 24°. Observatory.
[Bound with Araf^'s Comtees].
— ScHORER (C.) Gedencken von dem cometen
dess 1652-53 jahre. Basel, 1653. 44 pp.
s. 4'. 26. 1651. 17
Kurtze relation von dem cometen dess 1664
jahre. Ulm, 1665. 7 1. s. 4**- 26.1651. 17
— Schr(3ter (J. H.) Beobachtungen des comc-
ten von 1799, mit weitern cometologischen
bemerkungen. GOttingen, i8oo. 8**.
Observatory.
Un a vol. lettered " Bdtr. 2. d. astronomie. Ent-
deckungen. 3"].
Beobachtungen des grossen cometen von
1807. GQttingen, 181 1. 8". Observatory.
Beobachtungen und bemerkungen ttber den
grossen cometen von 181 1. GOttingen,
181 5. 8^ Observatory.
— Schulze (J. C.) Moyen simple pour deter-
miner par approximation I'orbite d'une
comfete; appliqu^ ^ la com6te de 1779.
Berlin, 1 782. 329-352 pp. 4'. 26. 1655. Box i
— Slop de Cadenberg (J.) Theoriae cometarum
anni 1769 et anni 1770. Pisis, 1771. 8''.
Observatory. 1
[Bound with Slop's Observationes siderum]. i
— Weigel (E.) Fortsetzung des himmels-zeigers
der bedeutung des cometen in 1681.
Jehna, 1681. 24 pp. s. 4°. Observatory.
— — Himmels-zeiger der bedeutung aller dinge
- dieser welt des cometen in 1680 und
1681. Jehna, 1681. 64 pp. s. 4°.
Observatory.
— Welper (E.) Historische relation dess ira
Christ-monat 1652 erschienenen come-
tens. Strassburg, 1653. 43 pp. s. 4*.
Observatory.
Commerce.
Dictionaries.
— M'Culloch (J. R.) Dictionary of commerce
and commercial navigation. 2d ed. Lon-
don, 1835. I V. in 2. 8°. 25.i558a,T2
The same. Ed. by H. Vethake. Philadel-
phia, 1856. 2V. 8^ 25.1558^.11
The same. New ed. by H. G. Reid. Lon-
don, 1869. 8°. 25. 1 5 58^.10
— Montefiore (J.) Commercial dictionary.
London, 1803. 4^ 25.i558a.2
^Postlethwayt (M.) Universal dictionary of
trade and commerce. 3d ed. London,
1766. 2v. i\ 25.1558. 1
General works.
—Anecdotes of commerce. London, 1823-
24"*. V. 18 of 1. 17.2
— Beaujour (L. p. F. de). ' View of the com-
merce of Greece, from 1787 to 1797. Tr.
by T. H. Home. London, 1800. 8**.
25.1556.11
^The same. Schilderung des handels von
Grtechenland. Herausg. von M. C.
SprengeL Weimar, 1801. 8\ 25.1556.13
— Beawes (W.) Lex mercatoria rediviva; or,
the merchant's directcMy. 2d ed. London,
1761. V. 25.1558.4
The same. 6th ed. Dublin, 1773. 4".
25.155&1.3
— Belloni (G.) Dissertation sur le commerce,
compos^e en Italien, traduite en Frangois.
6d. augment6e. Rome,i757. 8^. 24.1500.1
— Brissot de Warville (J. P.) and Clavi^re
(E.) Commerce of America with Europe.
From the French. New York, 1795. 12".
25.1550.14
—Campbell (J.) Political survey of Britain:
reflections on the situation, revenues, and
commerce of this island. London, 1774.
2 V. 4^ 25.1556.2
The same. 2d ed. Dublin, 1775. 4 v. 8*.
25.1551 7
—Child (J.) New discourse of trade. London,
1693. s. 8^ 25.1550.15
— CONDILLAC (6. B. de). Commerce et le
gouvernement, consid6r6s relativement
Tun k Tautre. Amsterdam, 1776. 12*.
25.1550.13
— D'Avenant (C.) Essay on the East India
trade. [Anon.] London, 1696. 62 pp.
8*. V. 61 of 31.3971.1
— M'Culloch (J. R.) On commerce. London,
1833. 8^ 25.1556.15
— Makower (H.) Allgemeine deutsche handels-
geseubuch. 2e aufl. Berlin, 1865. 8*.
24.3503.1
— Of the present state of the commerce of
Great Britain. [1772. Anon.]
pp. 481-552 of 25.1556.6
— Pitkin (T.) Statistical view of the commerce
of the United States. Hartford, 1816. 8^
25.1551.15
The same. 2d ed. New York, 181 7. 8*.
25.1551. 16-
The same. New Haven,i835. 8*. 25.1551. 17
— PosTLETHWAYT (M.) Britain's commercial
interest explained. London, 1757. 2 v.
8^ 25.1550.2
— Scherzer (C. von). Statistisch-commercieller
theil der reise der Novara, 1857-59.
Wien, 1864^5. 2 V. 4^ 28.1778.1
— Webber (S.) Consequences of trade, as to
the wealth and strength of any nation.
[Anon] 3d ed. London, 1740. 8",
3X-3972.I
—Webster (R. G.) Trade of the world. Lon-
don, 1880. 8^ 25.1542.19
Histofy,
— ^Bourne (H. R. F.) English merchants: me-
moirs in illustration of the progress of
British commerce. London, 1866. 2 v.
p. 8\ 6.347.3^
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OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Comte
— Chalmers (G.) Estimate of the strength of
Britain; and the losses of her trade.
London, 178a. 4°. 25.1556.8
^The same. New ed. London, 1794. 8°.
35.1556.16
— Craik (G. L.) History of British commerce.
London, 1844. 3 v. in i. 18". 25.1550.21
— Evelyn (J.) Navigation and commerce,
their original and progress.
pp. 625-686 of 6.2358.1
— Levi (L.) History of British commerce, 1763-
1870. London, 1872. S'*. 25.1556.9
— Macpherson (D.) Annals of commerce, man-
ufactures, fisheries, and navigation. Lon-
don, 1805. 4 V. 4**. 25. 1556. 1
Periodicals.
—Merchants' magazine, and commercial re-
view. Conducted by F. Hunt. New
York. 1839-47. 16 V. 8°. 27.3691. 1
.S>#, oZftf. Banking, Business, Customs, Bzchanffe,
Free trade. Merchants, Political economy, Ship-
ping, Tariff.
Common carriers. See Railways.
Commonplace books; or, collections of mem-
oranda.
—Browne (Sir T.) Extracts from common
place books, pp. 376-453. v. 4 of 6.2343.3
—Buckle (H. T.) Commonplace book. Lon-
don, 1872. 2 V. 8**. vv. 2, 3 of 6.2343.5
—Gibbon (E.) Selections from Eztraits rai-
sonn6s dc mes lectures, from the Recueil
de mes observations et pieces d6tach6es,
and from his Commonplace books, pp.
207-535. V. 5 of 6.2346.1
—Hone (W.) The every-day book, and table
book. London, 1826-27. 2 v. 8**. I.24.5
^KiNG (W.) Adversaria; or, occasional remarlu
on men and manners, pp. 223-276.
V. I of 6.2351.5
— Lessing (G. E.) Litterarischer nachlass. Leip-
zig. 1857. I V. in 2. 8**. V. n of 9. 553- 1
—Locke (J.) New method of a commonplace
book. pp. 481-495. V. 3 of 6.2358.1
— Pegge (S.) Anonymiana; or, ten centuries of
observations on various authors and sub-
jects. [Afum.] 2d ed. London, 1818.
8'. 15.925. 1 1
— ScALiGER (J. J.) Prima scaligerana, cum
praefatione T. Fabri. Ultrajecti, 1670.
8. 8^ x8.1051.18
Scaligeriana; sive, excerpta ex [suo] ore.
Ed. 2a. Lugduni Batavorum, 1678. s. 8"*.
18. 105 1. 18
— SotTTHEY (R.) Commonplace book. 2d ed.
by J. W. Warter. London, 1850. 4
series. 8*. 32.2038. i
Set^ alga, Easays, Miscellanies, Table-talk.
Commons (House of). See Great Britain (Par-
Uament),
Commnnion. See Lord's supper.
Commmie (The). See Paris, (1871).
Commuiism and socialism.
— Booth (A. J.) Saint-Simon ism: a chapter in
the history of socialism in France. Lon-
don, 1871. 8°. 24.1521.27
— Frothingham (O. B.) Practical tendencies
of transcendentalism, with an account of
the Brook Farm experiment.
pp. 142-183 of 23.1426.21
—Hitchcock (R. D.) Socialism. New York,
1879. 12% 24.1523.25
— ^James (H. a.) Communism in America. New
York. 1879. 1. 8"*. 24.1523.41
— Kaufmann (M.) Socialism: its nature, its
dangers, and its remedies considered.
Founded on the work by Sch£lffle. Lon-
don, 1874. p. 8*". 24.1523.51
— More (Sir T.) Utopia, a mendis vindicata et
correcta. Coloniae, 1629. 32**. 24.1500.27
The same. Utopia. Tr. by R. Robinson.
New ed. by T. F. Dibdin. London, i8o3.
2 V. p. 8% 24.1524.33
— MUNDT (T.) Geschichte dcr gesellschaft in
ihren neueren entwickelungen und prob-
lemen. Berlin, 1844. 16°. 24.1524.37
— NoRDHOFF (C.) Communistic societies of the
United States. New York, 1875. 8%
24.1524.38
— NoYES (J. H.) History of American social-
isms. Philadelphia, 1870. 8°. 24.1524.40
— Sargant (W. L.) Robert Owen, and his social
philosophy. London, 1861. 16°. 24.1525.16
— WoOLSEY (T. D.) Communism and socialism
in their history and theory. New York,
1880. 12% 24.1526.40
— Wright (R. J.) Limited communism.
pp. 433-524 of 24.1526.46
Sety alsoy International, Secret societies, Social
science.
Como (lake\
— Giovio (P.) Descriptio Larii lacus.
pp. 377-414 of 5.250.1
Comparative anatomy. See Anatomy (Com-
parative).
Comparative philology. See Philology (Com-
parative).
Comparative religion. See Religions.
Compass, and its deviations.
— Brito Capello (J. C. de). Desvio da agulha
magnetica. Lisboa, 1867. 8**. 26.1644.4
— Dittmer (R.) Deviation der compasse an
bord eiserner schifife. Berlin, 1872. 8°.
26.1644.8
— Dunn (S.) New atlas of variations of the
magnetic needle, for the Atlantic and
Indian oceans. London, 1776. 1. f°.
26.1647.9
— Greene (B. F.) Magnetism of ships, and the
deviations of the compass. A series of
papers. Washington, 1867-69. 2 v. 8°.
26.1644.10
— ^Jenkins (T. A.) Ships' compasses. Wash-
ington, 1869. 37 pp. 8°. 26.1644.6
— Lamont (J. von). Astronomie und erdmag-
netismus. Stuttgart, 1 851. 8°. Observatory.
See, al*0. Magnetism, Navigation.
Composition. See Music, Rhetoric.
Compromise.
— MoRLEY (J.) On compromise. London,
1874. 8°. 23.1465.26
Computation. See Arithmetic.
Comte (Isidore Auguste Marie Fran9ois Xavier).
b. 1798. d. 1857.
— Martineau (J.) Comte*s life and philosophy.
pp. 1-62. V. I of 2z.1314.11
— Mill (J. S.) Auguste Comte and positivism.
London, 1865. 8% 23.1434-4
Sety mlsot Potitivism.
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Conchifenu
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Coniltrae.
Conchifera.
— Deshaybs (G. p.) Catalogae of tbe conchif-
era, or bivalve shells, in the coUe<ftion of
the British museum. London, 1853-54.
I V. in 2 pts. 12^. 27.1670.27
Conchology. See MoUusks.
Concini (Concino), marshal of Ancre. d. 1617.
— Matthieu (P.) Favoriten.fall; oder, ungiack-
liche glttckseligkeit Aelius Sejanus.
Uebcrsetzet durch J. N. E. M. S. Ham-
burg, 1664. 18*. 7.430.6
Gcschichte, in welcher Philippa von Cathana
vorgestellet wird. Versetzet durch J. N.
Hamburg, 1664. 18*. 7.430.6
N0tt, These volumes refer, in reality, to Concini
mod his wife, Leonoia'Dori.
Concord, (Mass.), battle at, 19/A April, 1775.
— Everett (E.) First battles of the revolution:
oration at Concord, 19th April, 1825. pp.
73-102. V. I of 2Z.1295.8
Concordia, (a village near Venice).
— Zambaldi (A.) Aionumenti storid di Con-
cordia. San-Vito, 1840. 8**. z2.713.14
Conde {princes of).
— AUMALB (H. E. p. L. d* O. d*). History of
the princes de Cond6 in the sixteenth and
seventeenth centuries. Tr. by R. B.
Borthwick. London, 1872. 2 v. 8*". 8.482.29
Conde (Louis 11. de Bourbon, prince de). b.
1621. d. 1686.
— BossuET (J. B.) Oraison fun^bre de Louis de
Bourbon, prince de Cond6. pp. 67-81.
V. 2 of 22. 1334. 1
— CoNDfe (L. J. de B. de). Memoirs of the life
of the great Cond6. Tr. by F. Holcroft.
London, 1807. 8". 8.482.28
Note, Querard asserts that this book is really the
work 01 Charles Louis de S^velinges.
— Lenet (P.) M6moires concernant le prince
de Cond6, 1627-59. PP- 183-632.
V. 2 of 8.454.3
— Stanhope (P. H.) Life of Louis, prince of
Cond6, surnamed the great. New ed.
London, 1852. 16*. 8.482.30
Condorcet (Marie Jean Antoine Nicolas de
Caritat, marquis de). b. 1743. ^- 1794-
— Arago (D. F. J.) Caritat de Condorcet. pp.
117-246. V. 2 of 26.1652.9
The same. Condorcet: a biography. Tr.
by M. A. Henry. 28.3733.1
[/« Smithsonian report, 1878, pp. 180-335].
— Morley (J.) Condorcet.
pp. 35-110 of 21. 1314.39
—Shelley (M. W. G.) and Wallace (W.) Con-
dorcet. pp. 175-194. V. 2 of 32.2031.12
Confectionery.
— Schelhammer (M. S. C.) Wohl-unterwiesenen
k(khin zuf&llige confect-tafifel. Berlin,
1732. s. 4'. 30.3873.19
Confederation {Southern). See United States
{Civil war).
Confessions of faith. See Creeds.
Confucius (Kung Fu Tze). ^.550 B.C. d.^jS b.c.
— ^Amyot ( .) Vie de Koung Tsee, appell6
vulgairement Confucius. Paris, 1786. 4°.
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Constantine, the great See Constantinus.
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^The same. Ph^nom^nes, trad, par [N.J
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The same. Stemerscheinungen und wet-
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^The same. Appearances of the stars. Tr.
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Observatory.
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Constltntiont. See Political science.
Consuls.
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libus caesareis. Lugduni, 1682. 4"*.
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24*. V. 13 of 1. 17. 2
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Cookery.
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de arte coquinaria libri x. Ed. J. M. Bern-
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sione W. Dindorfii. Lipsiae, 1827. 3 v.
8'. 14,882.28
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east. Tr. by S. Amot. v. i of zz. 2687. 19
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fOrdert. [Amm.] Steyr, 1740. 8*.
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Sm^ ait0y Confectioneiy, Diniog, Food.
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Cooper (Anthony Ashley), earl of Shaftesbury,
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Observatory.
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graphie. Berlin, 1872. 3 v. L 8".
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Corbiculadae.
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g6n6ral des trois royaumes. Tr. du Jap-
onais-Chinois, par J. Klaproth. Paris,
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Cork, {Ireland).
— Caulfield (R.) Annals of St. Fin Barrels
cathedral, Cork. Cork, 1871. 16*.
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Com laws, and com trade.
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405. V. I of X8.1090.5
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Tracts relating to the corn trade and corn
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The same. 3d ed. London, 1826. 8\
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The same. 4th ed. London, 1827. 8''.
35.1543.5
N^te. Tooke's History of prices is an ajnple stores
house of facts upon tnepnce of grain in Bngland,
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Comeille (Pierre), b. 1606. d. 1684.
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5eM. Paris, 1866. 8\ 19.1164.3
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Coraelins (Peter von), b, 1784. d, 1867.
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Cornell muTersity. See Ithaca, (New York).
Cornish language.
Grammars and dictionaries,
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Ed., with
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ComntttS (Lucius Annaeus), \st century.
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103 pp. 8**. 13.795. Box I
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^Satirical songs and poems on costume.
London, 1S49. p. 8 . ▼. 27 of 18.3092.1
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ZO.602. 12
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149
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— Private correspondence with his mo^ inti-
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1824. 8^ 6.345.33
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Crawford (Thomas), b. 1813. ^' 1857.
— Hicks (T.) Eulogy on Thomas Crawford.
New York, 1865. 4'. 4.2o8.»
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Crayfish.
— Huxley (T. H.) Cravfish. An introduction
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I2^ 27. 1724. 1 1
Creation.
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16*. 22.1384,2^
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1877. 12**. 29.1803.29
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22.1386.14
— Fludd (R.) Philosophia moysaica. In qua
scientia creationis ezplicatur. Goudae,
1638. r. 26.1598.7
— Goodwin (C. W.) Mosaic cosmogony.
pp. 233-278 of 22.1390.35
— HiCKOK (L. t^.) Creator and creation. Bos-
ton, 1872. 8'. 22.1391.36
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schichte. Basel, 1863. 8*. 22.1386.30
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— Paul(W.) Scriptural account of creation vin-
dicated by the teaching of science. Lon-
don, 1870. p. 8°. 22. 1394- 17
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schichte. Frankfurt, 1868. 8% 22.1386.27
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parata col Genesi. Roma, 1862. 8**.
22.1386.44
— Ponton (M.) Beginning: its when and its
how. London, 1871. p. 8". 27.1670.7
— Powell (B.) On the philosophy of creation,
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der speculativen naturforschung und der
heiligen schrift. 2e aufl, £rlangen,i856.
i6% 22.1386.46
— RouGEMONT (F. de). Histoire de la terre
d'aprds la Bible, ^t. \% g6ologie. Genfevc,
1856. i8'. 2^. 1386.4a
150
Creatioa.
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naturwissenschaft und Bibel. Gotha,
1865. 8*. 22.1386.53
—Smith (G.) Babylonian legend of the creation.
Other Babylonian accounts.
pp. 61-112 of IX. 703. 7
— ^Vestiges of the natural history of creation.
[Atum,] New York, 1845. I2^
27.1670.3
The same. With a sequel. New York,
n. d. I8^ 27. 1698a. 49
The same. Explanations: a sequel. 2ded.
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— Wagner (A.) Geschichte der urwelt. 2e aufl.
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351-423. V. 8 of 8.500.2
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Cornwall; with some account of the bish-
ops of Crediton. London, 1856. 8**.
^ , 15.2955.15
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{Bound with his Chronologia sacra].
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Don, Nicaea, Trent, Westminster assembly.
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—Memoirs. Drawn up by J. Swift, pp. 109-
177- V. 7, pt. I of 6.2356.2
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1875. 8^ 24.1522.34
— Le Moyne (F. J.) Cremation. An argument
to prove Uiat cremation is preferable to
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1878. 20 pp. 8". 24.1516. Box I
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— Jacob (J. J.) Biographical sketch of the life
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1866. 4*. 4.196.6
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— Vita di Pietro Crescenzio. [Anon.] pp. xi-
xxxv^. [Classici italiani].
Crete.
— Falkener (E.) Description of theatres and
other remains in Crete. London, 1854.
8*. 14.856.14
— Lacroix (P. L.) L*lle de Crhit.
pp. 530-612 of 14. 866. 13
— Pashley (R.) Travels in Crete, [1834]. Cam-
bridge, [Eqg.], 1837. 2v. 8°. 14.865.7
Crichton (James), b, 1560. d. 1582.
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Edinburgh, 1819. 8°. 6.345.42
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punishments. From the Italian. With a
commentary, attributed to Voltaire. New
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1849. I2^ 24.1475.25
6>/, also^ Heredity, Insanity, Law {Criminal)^
Medical jurisprudence. Moral science, Prisons,
Punishment, Rape, Robbery, Social science, Sui-
cide, Trials.
Crimea.
— Ansbach (E. B. C. von). Journey through
the Crimea, 1786. London, 1789. 4".
IX. 706.5
— Beauplan (G. Le V. de). Description of the
Ukraine, [including] Crim-Tartary. pp.
573-610. V. I of 2.58.4
— Demidoff (A.) Travels in southern Russia,
and the Crimea, 1837. 2d ed. London,
1855. 2 V. 1. 8^ 10.606.6
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the steppes of the Caspian sea, the Crimea,
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don, 1847. 8*. z 1. 691. 5
— Koch (C. H. E.) Crimea and Odessa, [1844!.
Tr. by J. B. Homer. London, 1855. 12*.
ZO.604.17
—Spencer (E.) Fall of the Crimea, [1780.
Historical novel]. London, 1854. p. 8"*.
zo.605.18
151
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Crusades.
— Telfer (J. B.) Crimea and Transcaucasia.
London, 1876. 2 v. 8". zo.606.11
— ToTT (F. dc). Memoirs of the state of the
Turkish empire and the Crimea, during
the war with Russia, [1755]. From the
French. London, 1785. 4 v. in 2. 8**.
IX. 707.18
.S>r, als0t Qmmeriant, Suwarow.
Crimean war, (1854-56).
— Bazancourt (C. de). ExpMition de Crim^e.
L'arm6e fran^aise. Paris, [i860]. 2 v.
8^ 10.605.10
The same. Crimean expedition. Tr. by
R. H. Gould. London, 1856. 2 v. 8\
7-425.3
Expedition de Crim6e. La marine fran-
9aise. Paris, [1858]. 2 v. 8°. XO.605.11
— KiNGLAKE (A. W.) Invasion of the Crimea:
down to the death of lord Raglan. New
York. 1875-81. 4 V. 12''. xo.605.17
— Nolan (E. H.) Illustrated history of the war
against Russia. London, [1857]. 2 v. 1.
8^ XO.605.3
— Oliphant (L.) Trans-Caucasian campaign of
the Turkish army under Omer pasha.
Edinburgh, 1856. p. 8*". xx.691.24
— Russell (W. H.) War: from the landing at
Gallipoli to the evacuation of the Crimea.
London, 1855-56. 2 v. 16*. XO.605.20, 21
— Tyrrell (H.) History of the war with Russia.
London. [1856-57]. 3 v. 1. 8*. XO.605.2
See^ aUOy Sebastopol.
Crinoidea, {a family of echinoderms),
— LuDWiG (H.) Beltrtige zur anatomie der
crinoideen. Leipzig, 1877. 8". 27.1705.16
— Sars (M.) M^moires pour servir ^ la con-
naissance des crinoldes vivants. Chris-
tiania, 1868. 4"*. 27.1726.22
Criticism. See iEsthetics, Essays, Rhetoric.
Crocodile.
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5.290.9
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257. V. 3 of 3X. 1964.2
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crustac6s du littoral de Belgique. Brux-
elles, i860. 4''. 27.1706.16
Sffy al*0^ Cirripedia, Copepoda, Entomostraca,
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^MoRDTMANN (A. D.) Erkl&rung der keilin-
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meditations. London, 1878. 16''.
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16^. 23.1432.24
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cartes. 2e6d. Paris, 1862. 18**.
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pp. 1-117. V. I of 23. 1435. 1
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scripHve).
Deserts.
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deserts. pp. 23-165 of 2.43.20
See^ aiso^ Oases, Sabanu
Design {in art). See Decoration, Drawing.
Design {in creation). See Evidences of revealed
religion. Natural theology.
Desmarais (Francois Seraphim Regnier). See
Regnier-Desmarais (F. S.)
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Destouches (Philippe N6ricault). b. 1680. d.
1754. .
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pp. 227-297. V. 3 of 8.500.2
The same. Eulogy of Destouches. Tr. by
J. Aikin. pp. 253-305. v. 2 of 8.478^.15
Determinants.
— Baltzer (R.) Theorie und anwendung der
determinanten. 4e aufl. Leipzig, 1875.
8^ 26.1591.6
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terminants, London, 1867. 4***
26.1591. 17
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terminants. Paris, 1877. 8". 26.1591. 21
— Fiedler (W.) Elemente der neueren geometrie.
Leipzig, 1862. 8". 26.1591.30
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theorie. 2e aufl. Erlangen, 1877. 8**.
26.1591.52
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die'moderne algebra. Leipzig, 1880. 8°.
26.1591.65
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modem higher algebra. Dublin, 1859.
8^ 26.1592.34
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26.1592.35
—Scott (R. F.) Treatise on the theory of de-
terminants. London, 1880. 8°.
26.1592.43
— Sersawy (V.) Fundamente der determinant
ten-theorie. Wien, 1878. 41 pp. 8°.
26.1598. Box 3
5>/, nlso. Least squares, Permutatioiis.
Detroit. See Pontiac.
Development. See Evolution.
Devereux (Robert), 2d earl of Essex, b, 1567.
d, 1601.
— Abbott (E. A.) Bacon and Essex. London,
1877. 8^ 6.341.31
— WOTTON {Sir H.) Characters of Robert Dev-
ereux, earl of Essex; and George Villiers;
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The same. 5. 308. 15
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vorce between the lady Frances Howard,
and Robert, earl of Essex.
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Devil.
— Masson (D.) Three devils: Luther's, Mil-
ton's, and Goethe's. London, 1874. 16^.
2x.1314.i7
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Dickens.
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21. 1312.29
— Murray (J.) Hand-book for travellers in De-
von and Cornwall. London, 185 1. 12*".
S272.2
5>r, alsp, CreditOQ.
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in the Devonshire dialect. By Nathan
Hogg. [pseudonJ] 4th ed. London.
i860. 12 . 15.921.27
— ExMOOR scolding. Also an Exmoor courtship.
[Ancn. By W. Hole?]. With a vocabu-
lary. 9th ed. Exeter. 1782. 8°. 15.921. 13
The same. New ed. Exeter, 18 18. 60 pp.
12^. 15.920. Box 2
The same. Ed. by F. T. Elworthy. Lon-
don, 1879. 8°. 15.920.14
—Gospel of St. Matthew, translated into west-
ern English as spoken in Devonshire, by
H. Baird. London, 1863. 126 pp. 32 .
15.920. Box I
—Marshall (W. H.) Provincialisms of west
Devonshire, [1796]. pp. 69-75. 15.920. 14
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dialect. [Anon, With] a glossary by J.
F. Palmer. London, 1837. 12''.
15.920. Box 2
Devonshire, Duchess of. See Cavendish (G. S).
Dew.
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exhibens hyetoscopium et drososcopium.
Vitembergae, 1727. 2 pts. 28. 16 pp.
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melio. Roterodami, 1838. 132 pp. 8**.
14.866. Box 2
Dial. See Sun-dials.
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1865. 8\ 23.1453.46
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tische methode. Berlin, 1868. 8**.
23.145412
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Platon et dans H6gel. Paris, 1861. 8^
23.1454.21
Dialogues.
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curante C. Schrevelio. Lugd[uni] Bata-
vorum, 1655. 8**. 21.3291. i
The same. Amstelodami, 1698. 16".
21.1298^1.24
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des morts. Nouvelle 6d. Amsterdam,
1701. 12*. 21.3290.17
The same. Nouvelle 6d. Amsterdam, n. d.
12". 21.3290.18
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gati da G. Gioannini. Vinegia, 1590. 8°.
21.3290.21
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186. V. I of 6.2351.5
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sprftche in Elysium. Berlin, [1869]. I6^
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and magnecrystallic action. London,
1870. 8'. 26. 1645. 1 1
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mond diggings, pp. 94-154.
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— Chaper (M.) Note sur la region diamantiffere
de I'Afrique australe. Paris, 1880. 8®.
IX. 666. 34
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cieuses. Paris, 1871. 16'*. 28.1792.24
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turing diamonds. 4th ed. London, 1871.
12°. 28.1792.23
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cious stones. London, 1813. 8"*.
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—Smiles (S.) Robert Dick, baker, of Thurso,
geologist and botanist. London, 1878.
p. 8°. 6.350.7
Dickens (Charles John Hufifam). b. 1812. </.
1870.
— Letters. Ed. by [M. Dickens and G. Ho-
garth]. New York, 1879. 2 v. 12'.
6.350.9
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184-220. V. 2 of 21. 1301.26
— Dickens and Thackeray. David Coppcrfield
and Arthur Pendennis. [Anon.], pp.117-
134. V. 2 of 21.1305.33
—Fields (J. T.) Dickens.
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don, 1871-74. 3 V. 8**. 6.350.11
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don, 1872. p. 8"*. 20.1246.8
— Schmidt (J.) Charles Dickens, ein portrait.
pp. 261-281 of 16.1005.3
— Wa&d (A. W.) Dickens, [a biography]. New
York, i88a. X2^ 6.350.8
—Whipple (E. P.) Genius of Dickens.
pp. 250-272 of 2Z. 1326. 29
Dickinson (Edmund). 6, 1624. d. 1707.
— Blomberg (W. N.) Account of the life and
writings of Edmund Dickinson, m.d.
London, 1737. s. 4*. 6 350.12
Dickinson (Jonathan), d. 1688. d. 1747.
—Hatfield (E. F.) Rev. Jonathan Dickinson,
pp. 326-354 of 4. 183. 17
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— Carlyle (T.) Diderot, pp. 257-329.
V. 3 of 3Z. 1302. 24
— MoRLEY (J.) Diderot and the encyclopaedists.
London, 1878. 2 v. 8*". 8.482.35
— RosENKRANZ (J. C. F.) Diderot*s leben und
werke. Leipzig, 1866. 2 v. 8*". 8.482.34
— Sainte-Beuve(C. A.) Diderot, pp. 239-264.
V. I of 8.491.3
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8.482.33
Dies irae, dies ilia.
— Coles (A.) Dies irae, in thirteen original ver-
sions. 4th ed. New York, 1866. p. 8%
Art room. 8,2.15
— Michael (T. L) Dissertatio de sequentia
mediae aetatis Dies irae dies ilia. Zitta-
viae. 1866. 30 pp. 4**. 18.3067. Box 2
— NoTT (C. C.) Dies irae.
pp. 44-95 of 18.1052. 16
Dietetics.
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dyetary of health.
pp. 223-304 of z8. 1072.9
— Combe (A.) Physiology of digestion with
relation to dietetics. From 3d Edinburgh
ed. New York, 1844. 24°. 29.3835.31
— Haughton (S.) Address on the relation of
food to work, and its bearing on medical
practice. 28.3733.1
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— Hippocrates. Liber de victus ratione in
morbis acutis. Ed. F. Z. Ermerins. Lug-
duni Batavorum, 1841. 8**. 29.3816.17
— ^Pavy (F. W.) Treatise on food and dietetics.
Philadelphia, 1874. 8% 30.3924.1
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ism.
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Dinstion.
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sidered with relation to dietetics. From
3d Edinburgh ed. New York, 1844. 24**.
29.3835.31
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don, 1858. 12'. 19.1158^.7
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art and literature. Tr. by J. Black.
Philadelphia, 1833. 8^. Z9. 1158a. 13
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Paris, Z850-52. 4v. 8". Z9.IZ63.5
The same. Paris,z854. 2 v. z6'. z9.1162.12
— Diderot (D.) Oeuvres de th6&tre; avec uq
discours sur la pofesie dramatique. Berlin,
Z763. 2 v. in z. z6*. Z9.Z160.6
174
Drmma.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Drama.
- -The same. Th^tre. Paris. 1875. 2 v.
8". vv. 7, 8 of 8.493.3
-DoucET (C, C.) Le fruit d^fendu . . . com-
6die. Paris, 1858. 8^ 29. 1 162. 15
-Ducis (J. F.) Oeuvres. Paris, 1813. 3 v.
8\ 19. 1 163. 7
Oeuvres; suivies des oeuvres de M. J. de
Ch^nier. Paris, 1839. 8\ 19.1163.1
-Dumas (A.) Henry in. et sa cour. 2e 6d.
Paris, 1829. 8*. 19.1165.8
Kean, coin6die en cinq actes. Dessau, 1836.
16"*. 19. 1 160. 21
-Dumas (A. jr.) The ** Demi-monde": a satire
. . . [translated by] Mrs. E. G. Squier.
Z9.1165.9
-Duval (A. V. P.) Les h6ritiers; ou, la nau-
frage. Nouvelle 6d. Paris, 1820. 8°.
10.1165. 8
-Hoffman (F. B.) and Halkvy (Q.) Le dilet-
tante d* Avignon. . . . Paris, 1829. 8**.
19.1165.8
-Hugo (V. M.) Drame. Paris, 1880-81. 4
V. 8". 8.507.1
Hemani; ou, ThonnSur castillan. 2e 6d.
Bcriin, 1833. 8'. 19.1176. Box i
- -The same. Nouvelle 6d. Paris, 1878. 12".
10. 1 162. 7
-La Haspe (J. F.) Le comte de Warwick,
tragMie. [AnonJ] Paris, 1764. 8**.
29. 1 1 76. Box I
-Laprade (V. de). Harmodius. Trag6die.
Paris, 1870. 12*. Z8.3060.4
-LsMERCiER (N. L.) Les serfs polonais. . . .
Paris, 1830. 8'. 29. 1 176. Box i
-Marivaux (P. C. de C. de). [Theatre].
Paris, 1825-30. 5 v. 8". w. 1-5 of 8.505.2
-MsRCiER (L. S.) Philipp der zweyte, kOnig
vonSpanien. . . . laegnitz, 1788. 8°.
29.1185.19
-M£rim£e (P.) Deux heritages, suivis [d'autres
drames]. 2e 6d. Paris, 1867. 18**.
29. 1 165. 13
- -Th^re de Clara Gazul. [pseudonJ] Paris,
1874. 18*. 29.1165. 13
— ^The same. Plays of Clara Gazul. [pseudon!]
London, 1825. p. 8"*. 29.1 162. 3
-MoLikRS (J. B. P.) Chef d'oeuvres. Rouen,
1787. 2 V. 8*. 29.1160. 5
- -Oeuvres, avec des remarques par [A.] Bret.
Paris, an 13, 1804. ^ v. 8. 29.1 163.0
— The same. Avec [la vie par Grimarest etj
des notes de tous les commentateurs [pub-
Ute par Lefftvre]. Paris, 1870. 1. 8^.
20. 1 165. 3
-The same. Dramatic works [tr.T by H.
- • ~ 8. 6 V. 8'.
29. 1 165. 1
Van Laun. Edinburgh, 1878.
- -The same. Tr. into English prose, with
notes by C. H. Wall. London, 1876-77.
3v. I6^ 29. 1 165. 10
- -The same. Moli&re, mit deutschem com-
mentar . . . herausgegeben von Dr. A.
Laun. Berlin, 1873-75. 9 ▼• in 2. 8*".
29.1165. 2
— Psiche; trag6die-ballet. . . . Paris, 1700.
16**. 29.1176. Box I
- -Lc tartuffc, L8^ 29.1 165.6
--The same. Paris, 1828. 8^ 20.1165.8
-PoissoN (R.) Oeuvres. La Haye, 1680. 24"".
29.1160.18
— Racine (J.) Oeuvres completes. 5e 6d. par
L. Aim6-Martin. Paris, 1844. 6 v. 8**.
29.1x66.5
The same. Pr6c6d6es des m6moires sur sa
vie par L. Racine. Paris, 1869. 1. 8''.
29.1166.2
[Andromaque]. The distrest mother : a
tragedy. Tr. by A. Philips. 3d ed. Lon-
don, 1713. 12°. 20.1 151. 14
The same. London, 1777. s. 12 .
29.1151.18
Athalie. [Herausgegeben] von O. Schau-
mann. Hamburg, 1879. p. 8*.
29.1176. Box I
— Regnard (J. F.) Oeuvres. Nouvelle 6d.
Paris, 1770. 3 V. 24". 29.1160. 17
The same. Th64tre. Paris, 1818. 4 v.
12"*. 29.1161.1
The same. Paris, 185 1. 12*. 29.1162.6
—Rousseau (J. J.) Th6&trc et po6sies. [Paris],
1792. 8". V. 18 of 8.494.1
— Scribe (A. E.) Oeuvres choisies. Paris, 1845.
2 V. 12°. 29.1162.9
La camaraderie; ou, la courte-6chelle . . .
com6die. Berlin, 1850. 16°. 29.1162. 10
La dame blanche, op^ra comique. 5e 6d.
Paris, 1826. 8°. 29.1165. 8
and Legouv^ (E.) La bataille de dames.
. . . With English notes, by F. B6cher.
New York, .i864(?) I2^ 29.1176. Box I
— ViEU (P.?) Jean Baptiste, en vers h^roiques.
Berlin, 1698. 8^*. 29.1160.7
—Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Th6&tre. TParis],
1784. 9V. 8*. vv. 1-9 of 8.2485.1
The same. Paris, 1818. 4 v. in 3. 12**.
w. 14-17 of 29. 1 161. 1
Merope : a tragedy. [Translated and al-
tered by A. Hill], London, [1775 ?]. s. 8**.
29.1151.19
{German^,
(i.) History,
— Knsschks (E.) Deutsche lustspiel in vergan-
genheit und gegenwart. Leipzig, 1861.
p. 8". 29.1157. 17
(2.) SingU authors,
— Amelia, of Saxony, Social life in Germany,
illustrated in acted dramas. Tr. by [A.
M.] Jameson. London, 1840. 2 v. in i.
12 . 29.1186.4
— Ayrer (J.) Comedy of the beautifiu Sidea
[and] the beautiful Phaenicia, translated
by T. Solly, iii pp. 29.1136.1
— Beidbn (Die) fugger. Ein lustspieL \Anon,'\
Tubingen, 1834. sq. 16'. 29.1182.33
— Bl^mner (H.) Familicn theater. Leipzig,
1808-09. 2v. p. 8'. 29.1182.20
— Bredow (G. G.) Schriften. Herausg. von
J. G. Kunisch. Neue ausg. Breslau, 1823.
p. 8"*. 29.1182. 10
— Clodius(C. a.) Medon; oder, die rache des
weisen. [Anon,] Frankfurt, 1775. 8". .
— Collin (H. J. von). Coriolan. Ein schauspiel.
Wicn. 1808. p. 8^ 29.1182.23
Regulus. Eine trag5die. Berlin, 1802. 8".
29.1182. I
— Crauer (F. R.) Berchtold, herzog von
Zilhringen ... ein trauerspiel. Basel,
1778. 8". 29.1182.27
— Deutsche schauspiele von M. [Anon,] Dres-
den, 1765. 8\ 29.1183. 19
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Dnuna.
-F5RSTER (W.) Eurynome. Dramatisches
taschenbuch fttr 1837. Breslau, 1836. 16**.
19.1182.25
-Frederick ii. [Theatre.] pp. 277-447.
V. 14 0(9.551.1
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-Gellert (C. F.) Sammtliche lustspiele. Leip-
zig* 1774. 8^ 18.3071.28
-GiSEKE (P. ) Dramatische bilder aus deutscher
geschichte. Leipzig, 1865. p.8^ 29. 1 182.9
-Goethe (J. W. von). [Dramadsche werke].
Stuttgart, 1866. 3 V. 8^. vv. 4-6 of 9.563.2
— The same. Mit einleitungen von K. Goed-
eke. Stuttgart, 1874. 3 v. s. 8^
w. 4-6 of 9.550.7
— The same. Dramatic works, tr. by A.
Swanwick and sir W. Scott. London, 1 850.
p. 8*. 19. 1 184. 13
— Clavigo, ein trauerspiel. Bern, 1776. 8*.
19.1183.30
— Claudine v. Villa Bella, u. Erwin und EI-
mire. . . . Herausg. von H. D6ring.
Arnstadt, 1843. 8**. 19.1 183.20
- -Epimenides (Das) erwachen. Berlin, 1815.
p. 8°. 19.1183.23
- -Erwin und Elmire, ein schauspiel, mit ge-
sang. [Anon.] Bern, 1776. 8**.
19.1183.30
— Faust. Eine tragddie. New York, 1837.
12°. 19.1184.14
— The same. Stuttgart, 1847. 8°. 19. 1 184. 15
- -The same. Mit einleitung von G. von Loe-
per. 2e bearbeitung. Berlin, 1879. 2 v.
in I. 8**. 29.1184.22
— ^The same, [ist part]. Faust: a tragedy,
trans. . . . by J. Birch . . . with engrav-
ings after Retzsch. London, 1839. i. 8**.
19.1184.20
— ^The same, [ist part]. Trans. ... by C.
T. Brooks. Boston, 1856. p. 8*".
29. 1 1 84. 19
The same, [ist part]. Translated . . .
with notes, etc., by A. Hay ward. 3d ed.
London, 1838. 16". 29.1 184. 21
The same, [ist part]. New ed. Boston,
185 1, p. 8 . 29. 1 184. 17
— The same, [ist part]. Translated by C.
H. Knox. London, 1847. 16*. 29.1184. 16
— The same, [ist part]. A dramatic poem.
Translated by Theodore Martin. Edin-
burgh, 1865. 8**. 29.1184.7
— ^The same, [ist part]. . . . Trans, by C.
H. Bowen. London, 1878. 8°. 29.1 184. 9
Faust, part 2. Tr. partly in the metres of
the origrinal, and partly in prose, by L.
G. Bemays. London, 1839. 8".
29. 1 184.4
^The same, [both parts]. Translated . . .
by Bayard Taylor. Boston, 1871-72.
2 V. 1. 8**. 29.1184. 1
The same. Boston, 1872-73. 2 v. I. 8°.
19. 1 184. 1
G6t2 von Berlichingen. . . . Ein schauspiel.
[Anon.] Frankfurt, 1773. 8°. 29.1183.24
The same. Goetzof Berlichingen: a tragedy.
Translated by W. Scott. London, 1799.
8". 20. 1 183. 1
Leiden (Die) des jungen Werthers. Ganz aus
dem original gezogen. I Anon.] Frank-
furt am Mayn, 1776. 16. 29.1183.25
^The same. 8". 19. 11 83. 25
Gros-cophu (Der). . . . Berlin, 1792. 8*.
29.1183.27
Iphigenie auf Tauris. . . . Leipzig, 1790.
8*. 29.1183.19
The same. Iphigenia in Tauris. Trans-
lated by G. J. Adler. New York, 1850.
I2^ 19.1183.18
Mitschuldigen (Die). Grfttz, 1798. 8\
29.1183.28
NatUrliche (Die) tochter. TrauerspieL
Mannheim, 1804. p. 8**. 29.1183.17
Scherz, list und rache; ein singspiel. Mann-
heim, 1801. 29.1183.32
Stella. Ein schauspiel fUr liebende. Bern,
1776. 8". 29.1183.30
The same. Frankfttrt, 1778. 12^*. 29.1183.31
Torquato Tasso. . . . Schauspiel. Leip-
zig, 1790. 8". 19.1183. 15
The same. Neue autlage. Leipzig, 18 19.
I6^ 19.1183.16
— Grillparzer(F.) [Dramatische werke]. Stutt-
gart, 1872. 6 V. 8°. 9.563.3
The same. vv. 2-7 of 19.1186. i
Sappho. Translated by Ellen Froihing-
ham. Boston, 1876. sq. 16**. 19.1 186. 12
— Marring (H.) Theokla. Der Armeoier.
Trauerspiele. MUnchen, 1827. 8*.
19.1182.8
— Hebbel (F.) , [Dramatische werke]. Ham-
burg, 1865-66. 6 V. in 3. 16'.
vv. 1-6 of 9.551.2
— Heine (H.) Almansor; Ratcliff; schauspiele.
V. 16 of 9.561.3
— Heinrich der vogler, hertzog zu Braun-
schweig. . . . [Anon.] Hamburg, 1719.
4'. 19.1 183.4
— Hermann (A.) Jenseits des meeres. . . .
Celle, 1862. 16**. 19.1182.29
— HOTTINGER (J.) Arnold von Winkelried, ein
vaterlandisches schauspiel. Winterthur,
1801. s. sq. 16. 19.1182.26
— Immermann(C.) [Dramatische werke]. Leip-
zig, n. d. 3 V. i6\ vv. 3, 4, 10 of 9.556.5
— JuBELFEiER (Die) der h6lle, oder Faust der
jungere. . . . [Anon,] Berlin, 1801.
I6^ 19.1183.26
— ^Julius von Tarent. Ein trauerspiel. [Amm.]
Leipzig, 1776. 16". 19. 1 182.22
— KiRCHMAiR, or Naogeorgus (T.) Vom bap-
stum ein . . . tragedia aus dem Latin
verdeudscht . . . durch J. Menium. Wit-
temberg, 1539. i6'. 19. 1 1 80.4
Das papstisch reijch. Basel, 1555. s. 4*.
28.3073.9
— Kleist (H. von). Werke. [Herausg.] von
A. Wilbrandt. Berlin, [1867-68]. 5 v.
in 2. 16*. 28.3073. 1 1
— KosEGARTEN (L. T.) Ebba von Medem, cine
tragddie. Hamburg, 1800. 8". 29.1 182.3
— KOTZEBUE (A. F. F. von). The count of Bur-
gundy: a play; translated from the . . .
German edition by Anne Plumptre. Lon-
don, 1798. 8*. 29.1143.33
The same. New York, 1800. 8*. 29.1151.3
The happy family. . . . New York, i8oa
8". 29.1151.3
Indigence, and nobleness of mind. . . .
New York, 1800. 8*. 29.1151.3
La Perouse: a drama. London, 1799. 8*.
29.1151.19
176
Dnuna.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Drama.
The Spaniards in Peru: . . . ^a tragedy.
Translated from the German by A. Plump-
tre. 5th ed. London, 1799. 8*.
19.1143.35
^The virgin of the sun. Translated ... by
Anne Plumptre. 2d ed. London, 1799.
8'. 19. 1 143. 34
— Krasinski (S. N. count). The undivine com-
edy, and other poems. . . . Translated
by M. W. Cook. Philadelphia, 1875. I2^
18.3086.22
— Langenbeck (H.) K($nig Adolf, graf von
Nassau. Marburg, 1868. la"". z9.1182.31
The same. Celle. 1862. ^6^ 19. 1 182.31
— Lessing (G. E.) [Dramatische werke]. Leip-
zig. 1853. 2 V. 8°. vv. I, 2 of 9.553.1
Theatralischer nachlass. Berlin, 1784-86. 2
V. in I. 8°. 19. 1 187. 12
^Threc comedies, translated by J. J. Hol-
royd. Colchester. 1838. p. 8". 19.1187.6
Emilia Galotti. LatinaredditaJ.H. Steffens.
Cellis, 1778. s. 8**. 19.1 187. 5
Die matrone von Ephesus . . . ergilnzt
durch K. L. Rahbel. Mannheim, 1790.
8*. 19.1 187.7
Minna von Bamhelm. . . . 4e auflage.
Berlin, 1812. 8*". 19.1 187.8
Miss Sara Sampson. . . . [Ancn.] Ber-
lin. 1772. 8% 19.1187.4
Nathan der weise. . . . Berlin, 1779. 8**.
z9.1187.10
^The same. Nathan the wise: a dramatic
poem. Tr. from the German, by A.
Reich. London, i860. 8°. 19.1 187.2
The same. Tr. by A. Wood. London,
1877. 8°. Z9.1187.2
— LoBMANN (P.) Musikdramen. Leipzig, 1866.
p. 8'. 18.3074.21
—LusTSPiELB von Jovialis. [Anon.] Tilbingen,
1835. sq. i6'. 19.1182.32
^Maercker (F. a.) Karl Martell. TragOdie.
Berlin, 1859. 8°. 19.1 182. 13
— MoLLER (H. F.) Der graf von Walltron. etc.
Ein . . . trauerspiel. Frankfurt, 1776.
8*". 19.1182.19
— Ppranger (J. G.) Der mSnch vom Libanon.
Ein nachtragzu Nathan der weise. [Anon.}
Dessau. 1782. 8\ 19.1182.26
— Pyl(T.) Albrecht Dttrer. Schauspicl. Ber-
lin, 1865. 8^ 19. 1 182. 2
Henrich Rubenow. . . . Schauspicl. Greifs-
wald. 1853. 8^ 19.H82.6
Pontius Pilatus. Drama. Greifswald, 1854.
8^ 19. 1 182. 7
— RosENKRANZ (C.) Geistlich nachspiel zur
tragOdie Faust. Iserlohn, 1831. 8".
19.1182. 14
— RCcKERT (F.) Dramatische gedichte Frank-
furt a. M., 1869. 2 V. 16**.
vv. 9. 10 of 9.554.2
— ScHiiXER (J. C. F. von). Theater. Tubingen,
1805-07. 5 V. 8°. 19.1185.4
[Schauspieie]. Stuttgart, 1862. 6 v. 8^
9-552.2
The same. Early dramas. Tr. by H. G.
Bohn. London. 1867. p. 8"*. Z9.1186.8
The same. Dramatic works. Ed. with new
translations, by C. J. Hempel. pp. 153-
670. V. I of 9.556.2
— -Die brant von Messina. . . . Tiibingen,
1809. 8^ Z9.1185.9
• -The same. Frankfurt, 1803. p. 8'.
19.1185.9
■ -The same. The bride of Messina. . . .
[translated] by G. Irvine. London, 1838.
S\ Z9.1185.9
• -The same. . . . Translated by A. Lodge.
London, 1841. 8*'. Z9.1 185.9
• -Don Karios. KOln am Rhein, 1788. 8"*.
19.1185.1z
■ -Don Carlos. Hannover, 1842. 16*.
19.1185.zz
' -The same. Don Karios, kroonprins van
Spanje. Amsterdam, 1789. 8°. 19.1185. 11
' -The same. Don Carlos ... of Spain.
[Trans, by Nochden and Stoddartj. Lon-
don, 1798. 8". z9.1185.11
-The same. [Trans, by A. F. Tyiler.] 2d ed.
8*. z9.1185.zz
- -Die jungfrau von Orleans. . . . Berlin,
1802. 12°. Z9. 11 85. 13
• -The same. De maagd van Orleans . . .
door J. Kinder. Amsterdam, 1807. 8".
z9.1185.z3
• -The same. The maid of Orleans, and other
poems. Translated . . . by £. S. and
F. J. Turner. London, 1842. 12".
Z9.1185.z3
-Kabale und liebe . . . neue auflage. Mann-
heim, 1796. 8"*. z9.1185.10
-The same. Mannheim, 1802. 8°. z9.1185.10
-The same. Neue auflage. Tubingen, i8o6.
8^ Z9. 1 185. 10
-The same. Maria Stuarda. . . . Tradotta
in versi Italian i da Eduige de Battisti di
S. Giorgio. Verona, 1829. 8''. z9.1185.14
-The same. Marie Stuart. . . . Traduite de
i'Allemand, par J. G. Hess. Paris, 1816.
8^ z9.1185.14
-Die rftuber. . . . Mannheim, 1782. 8"*.
z9.1185.15
-The same. Mannheim, 1 801. 8**. z9.1185.15
-The same. Neue auflage. Tubingen, 1805.
8^ z9.1185.15
-The same. The robbers. .... translated [by
A.F. Tytler]. London,i792. 8**. z9.1185.15
-The same. 3d ed. London, 1797. 8**.
z9.1185.15
-The same. 4th ed. London, 1800. 8^.
z9.1185.15
-Turandot, prinzessin von China. . . . Tu-
bingen, 1802. 16^. z9.1182.18
-Die verschw($rung des Fiesco zu Genua. . . .
Neue aufl. Mannheim, 1802. 8°.
z9.1185.13
-The same. Fiesco. London, 1798. 8*.
zp.1185.11
-Wallenstenii castra. Latine recfdidit G.
Griesinger. [Anon.] Tubingae, 1830.
16*. z9.1185.18
-The same. The Piccolomini; or, the first
part of Wallenstein. Trans, from the
German, by S. T. Coleridge, pp. I2i-
168. z8. 1084. 34
-The death of Wallenstein, tr. by S. T. Cole-
ridge, pp. 168-203. z8. 1084.34
-Wilhelm Tell. . . . Mit einer einleitung aus
J. MUller. Rappers wyl, 1833. 12"*.
z9.1185.17
-The same. . . . Traduit . . . par F. Sabatier-
Ungher. Kdnigsberg,z859. 8% z9.1z85.17
177
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Dranuu
— ScHLBGEL (C. F. W. von), Alarcos. Eln
trauerspiel. In v. 9 of 9.564.4
— ScHLOSSEK 0* L.) Neue lustspiele. \Anon,\
Bremen, [1767]. .8*. 19.1183.9
— Sch5ne (Die) flaschnerin. Eine posse. \Ancn.'\
Tubingen, 1834. sq. 16". 19. 1182.34
— Stun (L.) Haus ehrlich; oder, die feste.
Drama. Leipzig, 1863. 8°. x9.1182.11
— TiECK (L.) [Dramatische werke]. Berlin,
1828. 6v. i6'. w. 1-3, 10-12 of 9.566.1
— TOerino (J. A. zu). Gaspar der ThOrringer.
Ein . . . schauspiel. 2e aufl. Wien,
1811. 8% Z9.3131.8
— Wagnee(H. L.) Theaterstacke. Franckfurt
am Mayn, 1779. 8"*. 29. 1182.28
— Waldenau (C.) Christian 11., von Dftnne*
mark. Trauerspiel Oldenburg, 1845. 8".
19.1182.4
— Webee' (W.) Wilbelm Tell. ... Ein schau-
spiel. Berlin, 1804. 8^ 19.1182.1i
— Weisse (C.) Der gestUrtzte marggraff von
Ancre. . . . Trauerspiel. Leipzig, 168 1.
8*. xp.1182.30
—Weisse (C. F.) Be3rtrag zum deutschen thea-
ter. {Afum,^ Leipzig, 1789. 5 v. 8".
x9.1183.10
Komische opern. Carlsruhe, 1778. 3 v.
p. 8% x9.1182.16
Trauerspiele. Leipzig, 1776. 4 V. p. 8°.
x9.1182.15
The same. Carlsruhe, 1778-82. 3 v. 8\
19.1182.17
— Westphalen (E. C.) Charlotte Corday.
Trag($die. . . . [A mm.] Hamburg, 1804.
8^ X9.1183.2
— Wieland (C. M.) [Dramatische werke].
Berlin, [1875-77]. 16**. w. 29, 40 of 0. 565. 5
^ZwiLLiNGE (Die). Eine posse. {AtMn.]
Tubingen, 1834. sq. 16''. X9.1182.35
(GreeM).
(I.) Criticism and illustration.
— Bergk (T.) Commentationum de reliquiis
comoediae atticae antiquae libri duo.
Lipsiae, 1838. 8^ 14.876.13
— B5CKH (A.) Graecae tragoediae principum,
Aeschyli, Sophoclis, Euripidis, num ea.
quae supersunt, genuina sint. Hcidel-
bcrgac, 1808. 8^ x4.2855.11
^Daeley (J. R.) Grecian drama. Dublin,
1840. 8**. 14.878^. II
The same. 19.1158^.4
—Donaldson (J. W.) Theatre of the Greeks.
[Anon.] 2d ed. Cambridge. [Eng.],
1827. 8^ i9.1158a.11
^ -The same. 3d ed. Cambridge, [Eng.],
1830. 8*. 19.1158a. 12
— Gruppb (O. F.) Ariadne. Die tragischc
kunst der Griechen. Berlin, 1834. 8**.
19.1157.11
— KocK (T ) Ueber die parodos der gricchischen
tragttdie. Posen, 1850. 56 pp. 4^
19. 1 1 76. Box I
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hoogduitsche taal. Overgezien door A.
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[CircularB of the Inireau of education. No. a—
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London, 1846. 8*". 24.1492. i
—Martin (W. A. P.) Report on the system of
public instruction in China. Washington,
1877. 28 pp. 8'. 24.1485. Box 3
[Circulars of the bureau of education « No. i—
1877J.
-»MoRi (A.) Education in Japan: a series of
letters by prominent Americans. New
York, 1873. 12'. 24.1481. 14
^-Reports on the systems of public instruction
in Finland, the Netherlands, Denmark,
Wtirtcmberg, and Portugal. Washington,
1877. 77 PP- 8^ 24.1485. Box 3
[Circulars of the bureau of education, No. a—
1877].
—Warren (J.) Schools in British India. Wash-
ington. 1873. 30 PP- 8^ 24.1485. Box 2
[Circulars of the bureau of education. No. a—
1873].
— Woldemar (C.) Zur geschichte und statistik
der gelehrten- und schulanstalten des
russischen ministeriums, fUr 1865. St.
Petersburg, 1865. 8^ 23.3445.3
English schools,
•^Bartley (G. C. T.) Schools for the people.
London, 1871. 8*. 24.1493.il
186
— Carlislk (N.) Concise description of the
endowed grammar schools in England
and Wales. London, 18 18. 2 v. 8°.
•24.1493.2
— HULBERT (H. W.) English rural schools.
Washington, 1880. 26 pp. 8°.
24.1485. Box 3
[Circulars of the bureau of education. No. 5—
x88o].
— Kay (J.) Education of the poor in England.
London, 1846. 8"*. 24.1492.1
—Maurice (F. D.) Has the church, or the
state, the power to educate the nation?
London, 1839. 12''. 24.1492.5
—Phillips (Sir T.) Wales: the language,
character, and opinions in relation to
education. London, 1849. 8". 24.1472.22
— Staunton (H.) Great schools of England.
Ncwed. London, 1869. 16". 24.1493.22
— WiESE (L.) German letters on English educa-
tion. Tr. by L. Schmitz. New York,
1879. P- 8^ 34.1492.18
German schools,
— Arnold (M.) Higher schools and universities
in Germany. London, 1874. p. 8".
24.1493.15
— BOhlmann (J.) Schulreise in Deutschland.
Zurich, 1873. 8\ 23.3444.13
—Cousin (V.) Report on the sute of public
instruction in Prussia. Tr. by S. Austin.
New York. 1835. 18". 24.1490.5
— HiECKE (R. H.) Deutsche unterricht auf
deutschen gymnasien. Leipzig, 1842. 8".
23.3445.10
— History of secondary instruction in Germany.
\y4non,] Washington, 1874. 87 pp. 8*.
24.1485. Box 2
[Circulan of the bureau of education, No. 3—
1874].
— Schrader (W.) Erziehungs- und unterrichts-
lehre fiir gymnasien und realschulen. 2e
aufl. Berlin, 1873. S'*. 24.1485.10
— SeidenstUcker (J- H. P.) Programme,
schulreden, und briefe fiber die deutscbe
sprache. Gttst, 1836. 8**. 15.932.31
— Training* of teachers in Germany. lAnon.]
Washington, 1878. 36 pp. 8**.
24.1485. Box 3
[Circulan of the bureau of education. No. i—
X878].
— Unterrichts- und prtlfungs-ordnung der
realschulen und der hOheren bdrger-
schulen. 2e aufl. [Anon,] Berlin,
1859. 8". 24.1485.9
— Von deutschen hochschulen allerlei, was da
ist und was da sein soUte. [Anon.]
Berlin, 1869. 16°. 24.1485.26
— WiESE (L.) HOhere schulwesen in Preussen.
Berlin, 1864-74. 3 v. 1. 8'. 24.1485.6
General works,
— Adams (J. Q.) Discourse on education. Boston,
1840. 36 pp. 8". 24.1486. Box 4
— Addresses and proceedings of the American
normal school, and teachers' associations
at Cleveland, 1870. Washington, 1871.
8^ 24.1484.7
— American education as described by the French
commission of 1876. [Anon,] Washington,
1879. 37 pp. 8". 24-1485. Box 3
[Circulars of the bureau of education. No. 5—
1879].
Education.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Education.
•—COBDEN {
— ^AscHAM (R.) SchooUmaster; or, a plain way
of teaching children the Latin tongue.
[Ed.] by J. Upton. London, 1711. 8°.
24.1480.5
— -The same. [Ed.] by E. Arber. London,
1870. 16**. 17. 1020.4
—Bain (A.) Education as a science. New York,
1879. 12*. 24.1494.15
^Benbke (F. E.) Erziehungs- und unterrichts-
lehre. Bearb. von J. G. Dressier. 4e aufl.
Berlin, 1876. 2 v. in i. 8°. 24. 1485. 11
—Bock (E.) Wegweiser fttr volksschul-lehrer.
5e bearbeitung. Breslau, 1871-72. 2 pts.
in I V. 8"*. 24.1485.15
— BoRMANN (C.) SchuUcunde fttr evangelische
yolksschullehrer. Berlin, 1867-73. 4 pts.
8\ 24.1485.12
^Caldbrwood (H.) On teaching: its ends and
means. New York, 1875. i^*** 24.1493.29
— Campbell (J. L.)fl«/HADLEY (A.M.) Teacher's
miscellany. Cincinnati, 1856. 12"*.
24.1492.17
—Central society op education. Essays on
education. London, 1837-38. 2 v. 12°.
24.1492.34
— Chadbourne (P. A.) Waste of labor in the
work of- education. Washington, 1875.
16 pp. 8". 24.1485. Box 2
[Circulan of the bureau of education. No. 4—
1875].
—Chapman (G.) Treatise on education. 3d ed.
London, 1784. 12*'. 24. 1490. i
— Chrysostomus (J.) Golden book concerning
the education of children. Tr. by J.
E[velyn]. pp. 103-140 of 6.2358.1
SDEN (R.) Education, pp. 565-622.
V. 2 of 21.1285.26
— DelbrCck (F.) Lehrsfltze ttbcr erziehung und
unterweisung der jugend. Bonn, 1823.
i6'. 23.3444.17
— De Peyster (F.) Address on the culture de-
manded by the age. New York, 1869.
8*. 24.1496.3
—Eaton (J.) Address on national aid to educa-
tion. Washington, 1879. 37 pp. 8°.
24.1486. Box 3
— Edgeworth (M.) and(R, L.) Practical educa-
tion. 2d ed. London, 1801. 3 v. 8**.
24.1482.7
^ -The same, ist Amer. ed. New York. 1801.
2 V. 8*". 24.1482.6
— Feder (J. G. H.) Neue Emil, oder von der
erziehung nach bewflhrten grundsiltzen.
[Amm,'\ 2e aufl. Erlangen, 1771. p. 8".
23.3444.22
—Fitch (J. G.) Lectures on teaching. 2d ed.
Cambridge, [Eng.], 1881. p. 8^ 24.1491.3
— GOLTZSCH (E. T.) Einrichtungs- und lehrplan
f&r dorfschiUen. 5e aufl. Berlin, 1870.
8*. 24.1485.14
—Hamilton (R. W.) Institutions of popular
education. London, 1845. p. 8°*
24.1492.10
—Hamilton (Sir W.) Discussions on philoso-
phy, education, and university reform.
New York, 1855. 8*. 21.1307.6
^Thesame. New York, i860. 8*. 21. 1307.6
— Hart (J. S.) Common schools. Philadelphia,
1866. 25-47 pp. 8**. 24.1486. Box 4
— Hunroth (J, C. A.) On education and self-
formation. From the German. London,
1838. Z2^ 24.1492.13
-Henderson (J. C.) Our national system of
education. New York, [1877]. ^2°.
24.1492.29
-Herbart (J. F.) Schriften zur pSdagogik.
Herausg. yon G. Hartenstein. Leipzig,
1851. 2 V. 8^ vv. 10, II of 23.1446.19
-Hill (T.) True order of studies. New York,
1876. 12°. 24.1492.36
-HODGINS (J. G.) Special report on the Ontario
exhibit and the educational features of the
exhibition at Philadelphia, 1876. Toronto,
1877. 8^ 24.1484.7
-HoYT (J. W.) Report on education. Wash-
ington, 1870. 8'. V. 6 of 23.3444, 1
— The same. 30.3875.6
-Huxley (T. H.) Liberal education. Scientific
education. On the educational value of
the natural history sciences.
pp. 31-103 of 27.1698a. II
-Kapp (F.) Wissenschaftiiche schulunterricht
als ein ganzes. Hamm. 1834. 8''.
23.3445.17
-KiNDERLiEB. [pseudon.f"] Sulzers versuch von
der auferziehung der kinder, einfSlltig
widerleget. Zurich, 1748. 8''. 23.3445.18
— Klarer beweis, dass das bUchelgen, betitelt:
Sulzers versuch widerlegt, keine satyre
sey. ZOrich, 1748. 8*. 23.3445.18
-Laurie (D.) [Account of Lancaster's school
in Glasgow. Anon.]
pp. 135-271 of 25.1550.1
-Lectures read before the American institute
of instruction, 1879. Boston, 1879. i6'.
24I1484.14
-Lepmann (S.) De Aristotelis in hominum
educatione principiis. Berolini, 1864. 8"".
z4.878.24
-Locke (J.) Some thoughts concerning educa-
tion. 98 pp. V. 3 of 0.2358. 1
— ^The same. Einige gedanken Uber erziehung.
Uebersetzt von M. Schuster. Leipzig,
[1873]. 8^ 24.1485.23
-Lt^BKER (F.) Gesammelte schriften zur philol-
ogie und paedagogik. Halle, 1852. 8°.
23,3444,3
-Mackenzie (W.) Outlines of education.
Edinburgh, 1824. 12''. 24.1492.32
-Mann (H.) Annual reports on education.
Boston, 1872. p. 8**. 24.1484.10
— Lectures and annual reports on education.
Boston, 1872. p. 8". 24.1484.10
-Manspield (E. D.) American education, its
principles and elements. New York, 1851.
p. 8°. 24.1492.4
-Mayhew (L) Popular education. New York,
1850. 12**. 24.1492.20
-Miller (H.) Thoughts on the educational
question. pp. 1-104 of 2Z. 13 14. 28
-Miller (J. P.) Grundsatze einer weisen
erziehungskunst. 2e ausg. GOttingen,
1771. 8^ 23.3445.20
-Milton (J.) On education, pp. 462-478.
V. 3 of 6.2353.4
-NoiRi (L.) Padagogisches skizzenbuch.
Leipzig, 1874. 8^. 23.3445.7
-NoRRis (J. P.) Education of the people.
London, [1869]. p. 8**. 24.1492.23
-Northrop (B. G.) Education abroad, and
other papers. New York, 1873. 8°.
24.1492.2
187
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Education.
The same. 2d cd. New York, 1874. 8*.
24.1485. Box I
— Orcutt (H.) Discipline of the school. Wash-
ington, 1 881. 15 pp. 8^ 24.1486. Box 3
— Orr (G. J.) Address on the needs of education
in the south. Washington, 1879. 13 pp.
8^ 24.1486. Box 3
— Parr (S.) Discourse on education, pp. 99-
278. V. 2 of 0.2354. 1
— Peaslee (J. B.) Moral and literary training
in public schools. Boston, 1881. 8 1. 8'
24.1486. Box 4
—Peers (B. O.) American education. New
York, 1838. 12". 24.1492.12
[Giger].
— Pestalozzi (J. H.) Saramtliche schriften.
Stuttgart, 1819-26. 15 V. in 5. 8*.
23.3445.22
— QUAIN (R.) On some defects in general educa-
tion. London, 1870. 16**. 24.1493.21
— RiCHTER (J. p. F.) Levana; oder, erziehlehre.
w. 22, 23 of 9.552.2
— RiGG (J. H.) National education in its social
conditions. London, 1873. p. 8*".
24.1492.16
— RiNGELBERGH (J. S.) De ratione studii. Tr.
by G. B. Earp. Philadelphia, 1847. I2^
24.1492.21
— RosENKRANZ (C.) Pftdagoglk als system.
KOnigsberg, 1848. S\ 23.3445- 5
The same. Pedagogics as a system. Tr.
by A. C. Brackett. St. Louis, 1872. 8^
24.1485.8
—Rousseau (J. J.) Emile; ou, de l'6ducation.
Paris, 1791--92. 5 V. 8°.
w. 10-14 of 8.494. 1
The same. Emilius and Sophia. From the
French. New ed. London, 1767. 4 v.
12'. 24.1490,2
— Sands (N.) Philosophy of teaching. New
York, 1869. 8^ 24.1486. Box i
The same. 24.1494.3
— Sause (W.) Lehre von der verwaltung der
schulen. Halle, 1843. S"". 24.1485.22
— SCHWARZ (F. H. C.) Darstellungen aus dem
gebiete der pUdagogik. Leipzig, 1833. 8".
23.3445.9
Lehrbuch der erziehungs- und untcrrichts-
lehre. Heidelberg, 1835. 3 v. in i. 8°.
23-3445.13
— Simpson (J.) Philosophy of education. 2d ed.
Edinburgh, 1836. 12**. 24.1492.19
— Spencer (H.) Education: intellectual, moral,
and physical. New York, 1869. 12**.
24. 1492. 8
— Sulzer (J. G.) Versuch von der erziehung
und unterweisung der kinder. 2e aufl.
[Anon.] Zurich, 1748. 8^ 23.3445.18
— Tagliazucchi (G.) Delia maniera d'am-
maestrare la gioventii nelle umane lettere.
V. I. pp. 1-237. [Classic! italiani].
— Temple (F.) National education.
pp. 218-270 of 21. 1315. 8
— Thompson (D. W.) Wayside thoughts: a series
of essays on education. New York, 1868.
p. 8^ 24.1492.33
— Thring (E.) Education and school. 2d ed.
London, 1867. p. 8**, 24.1494.16
—Wagner (J. J.) System des unterrichts.
Aarau, 1821. 8'. 23.3445-19
— Waterland (D.) Advice to a young student,
with a method of study for the first four
years. 2d ed. [An4m,] Oxford, 1755.
34 pp. 8^ V. 60 of 31.3971. 1
—Watts (L) Improvement of the mind. [Ed.]
by D. Jennings and P. Doddridge. Edin-
burgh, 1801. 8**. 23.3422.6
The same. Baltimore, 1833. 24*. 23.3421.13
— WiCKERSHAM (J, P.) Education and crime.
Washington, 1881. 10 pp. 8**.
24. i486. Box 3
— Wolf (F. A.) Ueber erziehung, schule, uoi-
versitttt. Zusammengestellt von W. Kfirte.
Quedlinburg, 1835. S\ 23.3445.14
—Browning (O.) Introduction to the history
of educational theories. New York, 1882.
i6°- 24.1494.23
—Meyer (J. B.) Grundzttge der schulreform
unserer zeit. Hamburg, 1861. 8*'.
23.3445.21
— MuLLiNGER (J. B.) Schools of Charles the
great, and the restoration of education in
the ninth century. London, 1877. 8".
24.1493.4
— Outline history of Japanese education.
[AnonA New York, 1876. 12". 24.1481.13
— Schmidt (H. I.) History of education. [With]
a plan of instruction. New York, 1842.
18 . 32.2021.3
—Schmidt (C.) Geschichte der pidagogik.
Cothen, 1860-62. 4 v. 8". 23.3445.6
— ScHWARZ (F. H. C.) Geschichte der erziehung.
2eaufl. Leipzig. 1829. 2v. 8*. 23.3445.12
Laws respecting education,
—Burke (F.) Treatise on the law of public
schools. New York, 1880. 12". 24.1492.27
— Hough (F. B.) Constitutional provisions in
regard to education in the several states
of the union. Washington, 1875. 130 PP-
8^ 24.1485. Box 2
[Circulars of the bureau of education. No. 7—
1875]. ^
—Stone (S.) Education act manual London,
1870. i8\ 24.1492.46
-Wilcox (S. M.) Legal rights of children.
Washington, 1880. 96 pp. 8*.
24.1485. Box 3
[Circulars of the bureau of education. No. 3->
1880].
Periodicals,
—American annals of education. Boston, 1831-
37. 7v. 8\ 24.1472.23
—American journal of education. Ed. by H.
Barnard. Hartford, 1856-65. 15 v. 8*.
34. 1482. 1
—Common-school journal, v. 6. Ed, by H.
Mann. Boston, 1844. 8% 23.3443.1
-Home, the school, and the church; or, the
Presbyterian education repository. Ed.
by C. Van Rensselaer, v. i. Philadel-
phia, 1850. 8^ 24.1482.2
-Prima. Eine hodegetik filr schttler. [HerausgJ
von W. Freund. Leipzig, [1866-67].
2v.ini. 1. 8^ 24.1485.3
Reports,
—Barnard (H.) Report of the commissioner
of education, 1868. Washington, 1868.
8^ 24.1483.2
188
Edacation.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Education.
—Eaton (J.) Reports of the commissioner of
education, 1870-79. Washington, 1870-81.
ID V. 8". 24. 1483. 1
5/r, tUso^ Chica|j[o, Cincinnati, Connecticut, Dis-
tnct of Columbia, Mawachusetts, Montana, New
South Wales, New York city. New Yorlc state,
Oakland, Pennsylvania, Saint Louis, Washington
city.
Special topics.
(i.) Education of women.
— Brackett (A. C.) and others. Education of
American girls. New York, 1874. 12".
24.1491. 19
—Clarke (E. H.) Building of a brain. Boston,
1S74. 16*". 24.1491.22
Sex in education. Boston, 1873. 16**.
24.1491. 2 1
The same. Boston, 1874. 16**. 24.1491. 21
— FiNXLON (F. dc S. de L.) Treatise on the
education of daughters. Tr. by T. F.
Dibdin. Cheltenhama, 1805. 8**. 24.1492.3
— Orton (J.) Liberal education of women.
New York, 1873. 12**. 24. 1524. 11
(2.) Elementary and moral instruction,
—Abbott (J.) Teacher; or, moral influences
employed in the instruction of the young.
Boston, 1834. 12**, 24.1492.37
— BlAgny (E. de). £l6mens, ou, premieres
instructions de la jeunesse. Nouvelle 6d.
Paris, 1751. 8*. 23.3444.27
—La Chalotais (L. R. de C. de). Versuch
fll)er den kinder-unterricht. Aus dem
Franzdsischen. GOttingen, 1771. 8**.
23.3444.18
— Leprince de Beaumont (M. de). Magasin
des enfants. Nouvelle 6d. Paris, 1817.
4 V. in 2. 24°. 23.3444.25
— Martineau (H.) Household education.
Boston. 1877. 32**. 24.1492.47
— Peabody (E. p.) Record of a school. [Anon.]
Boston, 1835. 12°. 24.1492.22
— PocKELS (C. F.) Ueber den umgang mit
kindem. Hannover,i8ii. 16"*. 23.3444.20
— Ramsauer n.) Liebe in erziehung und unter-
richt. Elberfeld. 1846. 8^ 23.3444.6
*^Reed {Sir C.) Elementary education in
London. Washington, 1878. 24 pp. 8°.
24. 1485. Box 3
[Circulars of the bureau of education, No. a—
1878].
—Wilbur (H. B.) Some suggestions on the
methods of elementary instruction.
Albany, 1862. 31 pp. 8**. 24.1486. Box 4
— Wittstock (A.) EncyclopSdie der pMdagogik im
grundriss. Heidelberg, 1865. 8"*. 23.3444.5
(3.) Higher education,
--BentQam (J.) Chrestomathia: being papers
explanatory of the new system of instruc-
tion. London, 18 16. 8°. 23.3444.2
—Clarke (J.) Letters to a student in the
university of Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Boston, 1796. 16**. 24.1493.33
—Donaldson (J. W.) Classical scholarship and
classical learning. Cambridge, [Eng.],
1856. I6^ 24.1492.24
— Farkar (F. W.) Essays on a liberal education.
London, 1867. 8% 24.1493.3
-Great Britain. Sixth, seventh, and eighth
reports of the commission on scientific
instruction and the advancement of sci-
ence. London, 1875. 3 v. f. 24.1498.15
-Grote (J.) Old studies and new.
pp. 74-112 of 21. 1302. 16
-Hamerton (P. G.) Intellectual life. Boston,
1880. p. 8*. 24.1492.35
-Jardine (G.) Outlines of philosophical edu-
cation. 2d ed. Glasgow, 1825. p. 8°.
24.1492.7
-Lacroix (S. F.) Essais sur I'enseignement en
g6n6ral, et sur celui des math^matiques en
particulier. Paris, an xiv. — 1805. 8**.
23.3444.11
The same. 4e 6d. Paris, 1838. 8°.
24.1485.17
-Lyon (C. H.) Vindication of classical studies.
2d ed. New York, 1 841. 12*. 24.1493.24
-ScHOPPE (C.) Consultationes de scholarum et
studiorum ratione. Amstelodami, 1665.
s. 8**. 15.960.17
-ToDHUNTER (L) Conflict of studies, and other
essays. London, 1873. 8"*. 24.1493.6
-Van Heusde (P. W.) Briefe tlber die natur
und tendenz des hGheren unterrichts. Aus
dem HoUftndischen von L. Weydmahn.
Crefeld, 1830. I2°. 23.3444.15
-Verplanck (G. C.) Right moral influence and
use of liberal studies. New York, 1833.
8°. 24.1494.4
-YouMANS (E. L.) Culture demanded by modern
life. New York, 1867. 12**. 24. 1492. 1 1
(4.) Religious instruction.
-GuNN (W. M.) Religion in connection with a
national system of instruction. 2d issue.
Edinburgh, 1846. 12°. 24.1492.25
-Meyer (J. B.) Religions-bekenntniss und
schule. Berlin, 1863. 8**. 23.3445.8
-NOsselt (J. A.) Ueber die erziehung zur reli-
gion. Halle, 1775. 16**. 23.3444.23
-Palmer (C. von). Evangelische pMdagogik.
2e aufl. Stuttgart, 1855. 8°. 23.3444.4
-Shairp (J. C.) Cultiu-e and religion in some
of their relations. New York, 187 1. 16".
22.1395.32
The same. 6th ed. Edinburgh, 1878. 16**.
24.1492.40
(5.) Self-education.
-Blackie (J. S.) On self-culture; Intellectual,
physical, and moral. 4th ed. Edinburgh,
1874. 16". 24.1492.45
The same. New York, 1874. 16'. 24.1492.45
-Channing (W. E.) Self-culture, pp. 235-286.
V. 7 of I. II. 17
-Lofft (C.) Self-formation; or, the history of
an individual mind. [Anon.] ist Amer.
from London ed. Boston, 1846. 12^.
24.1493.18
-Self-education. [Anon.]
pp. 143-196 of 24. 1 521. 14
— The same. pp. 143-196 of 24.1521. 14
(6.) Technical education,
-Jarvis (E.) Value of common-school educa-
tion to common labor. Washington, 1879.
37 pp. 8". 24.1485. Box 3
[Circulars of the bureau of education. No. 3—
1879].
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Egyp^
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industry. New York, 1877. 8'. 30.1871.4
—Smith (W.) Art education, scholastic and in-
dustmL Boston, 1872. 8^ 30. 1882. 11
—Stetson (C. B.) Technical education. Boston,
1874. 18**. . 24.1491. 8
— ^Twining (T.) Technical trahnsg^ London,
1874. 8\ 34.1491.1
—White (E. E.) Relation of education to in*
dustry and technical training in American
schools. Washington, 1881. 22 pp. 8°.
34. 1485. Box 3
[Circulars of the bureau of education. No. 9—
z88x].
5>tf, aiso. Children, Cluneal study. Colleges,
Bxaminations. History, Knowledge. Feabody edu-
cation fund, rort-Royal, Ragged schools. Reform
schools, Schoolbouses, Science, UniTeruUet.
AlsCf Pestalozzi (J* H.), Ramsauer 0-)
Edward, tAe confessor^ king of England, d, 1004.
</. 1066.
— LuARD (H. R.) Lives of Edward the confessor.
London, 1858. 8"*. 5.2294.9
Edward hiking 0/ England, b. 1239. ^- I307-
— Clifford (E.) Greatest of all the Plantagenets.
[Amm,] London, i860. 8°. 5.302.2
— Narrative of the progress of Edward the first
in Scotland, 1296: with observations by
N. H. Nicolas. [Anon.] pp. 478-498.
V. 21 of 5.2296.1
Stty tUtOy Eleanor, ofCattiU.
Edward H., king of England, b, 1284. d. 1 327.
— Gary (H.) History of Edward the second.
pp. 29-50 of 5.308.10
The same. S.308.15
— Stapleton (T.) Brief summary of the ward-
robe accounts of the tenth, eleventh, and
fourteenth years of Edward the second,
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en Syrie, 1783-85. Paris, 1825. 2 v. in
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ponts et chauss^es. Paris, 1871-78. 19
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der ingenieurwissenschaften. Leipzig.
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26.1626.12
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book. loth thousand. Philadelphia, 1876.
16*'. 26.1623.25
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structures, and the strength of materials.
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EngUnd.
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Neue folge. Freiberg, 1854-63, and 1864-
79. 25 V. 4^ 26.1648.7
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1849. 2 V. 8". 5.28i.i
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of antiquities. London, 1845. 2 v. f**.
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ple. 4th ed. London, 1874. 8". 5.265. 11
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the antiquities of ancient Britain, derived
from the Phoenicians, v. I. London,
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ologia; or, miscellaneous tracts relating
to antiquity. With index. London, 1779-
1844. 31 v. 4". 5.2286.1
— Wright (T.) Archaeological album; or, mu-
seum of national antiquities. London,
1845. 4*. 5.265.1
Essays on archaeological subjects. London,
1861. 2v. I2\ 5.265.14
History of domestic manners and sentiments
in England in the middle ages. London,
1862. 8^ 5.265.10
The same. Homes of other days. New
York, 1871. 8°. 5.265.3
(Land tenure),
— Cobbett (W.) Legacy to labourers. 3d ed.
London, 1835. 24°. 24.1522.2
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primi. [London], 1783-1816. 4 v. V,
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Domesday book; [with] indexes. [Loo-
don], 1833. 2 V. 8°. 5.2306.6
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land, pp. 97-187. V. 4 of 5.301.7
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prietors. New ed. London, 1874. p. 8'.
24.1505.28
(Sixteenth century),
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don, 1817. 2 V. 4'. 19.1128.11
[Hope].
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Tr. by Horace [Walpole]. London, 1797.
8^ 5.262.9
— Relation of the island of England about the
year 1500. [Anon.'\ From the Italian
by C. A. Sneyd. London, 1847. s. 4*.
6.314.37
— Starkey (T.) England in the reign of Henry
the eighth. "Ed. by J. M. Cowper. [Lon-
don, 1870]. 8^. 18.1073.21
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or. sketches of our social history in the
reign of Elizabeth. London, 1856. 2 v.
p. 8^ 5.265.18
Church of England,
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ecclesiasticarum. London, 1786. 4*".
S.268.7
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gow, [1835]. 12". V. 18 of 22,1330.1
— HooKE (J.) Catholicism without popery.
\Anon,\ London. 1699-1704. 2 pts. in i
V. s. 8'. 31. 1960.15
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Sions plea against the prelacie. Printed
in the year and month wherein Rochell
was lost. [London, 1628]. s. 4**.
Art room. B.1.2
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don, 1810-34. 6 V. f. 5.2278.3
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Three essays on the maintenance of the
church of England as an established
church. London, 1874. 8**- 24.1506.7
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exhibiting all the liturgies of the church
of England. 2d ed. London, 1690. V.
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England.
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her schools, and her clergy. London,
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Se*^ •ls0y Church and state, Oeivy, Episcopacy,
Nonjurors, Reformation, Roman OiUholic church.
(Church history),
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rum libri quinque, cura J. Smith. Canta-
brigiae, 1722. T. 15.2958.5
The same. Ecclesiastical history of the
English nation, from Julius Caesar till
the year 731. From the translation of
Stevens, by J. A. Giles. London, 1840.
8*. 31.1943."
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the birth of Christ until 1648. [Ed.l by
J. Nichols. London, 1868. 3 v. 16*.
31. 1950. 10
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England and Normandy. Tr. by T.
Forester. London, 1853-56. 4 v. p. 8".
31. 1952.17
—Perry (G. G.) History of the English church
from Henry viii to the silencing of the
convocation. London, 1880. p. 8"".
31.1953.26
— SouTHEY (R>) Book of the church. New ed.
London, 1869. 16°. 31. 1982.25
—William, of Malmesbury, De gestis pontifi-
cum anglorum libri quinque. Ed. by N.
E. S. A. Hamilton. London, 1870. 8%
5-2304.5
Description and travels,
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Dickens. Anon.] London, 1843. 12*".
5264.13
—Emerson (R. W.) English traits. 6th thous-
and. Boston, 1857. 12*. 5.263.12
— Escott(T. H. S.) England, her people, polity,
and pursuits. New York, 1880. 8''.
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—Evelyn (J.) Character of England.
pp. 141-167 of 6.2358.1
— Faucher (L.) £tudes sur TAngleterre. Paris,
1845. 2 V. 8*. 5.262.5
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letters from a Chinese philosopher, in
London, to his friends in the east. [Anon.]
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St. James in 1840. London, 1863. p. 8''.
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The same. 5.303. 19
—Hawthorne (N.) Our old home: a series of
English sketches. Boston, 1873. 12**.
20.1235.22
— HoppiN (J. M.) Old England: its scenery,
art, and people. 3d ed. New York, 1868.
I6^ 5.263.14
^The same. 5th ed. Boston, 1878. 16**.
5.263.14
— Laugrl (A.) England, political and social.
Tr. by J. M. Hart. New York, 1874. "%
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ed. London, 1854. 16*". 5.262.24
—Longfellow (H. W.) Poems of places. Eng-
land and Wales. Boston, 1876-77. 4 v.
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[1833-35. Anon.] New York, 1S35. 2
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parts of England, in 1782. From the Ger-
man, pp. 489-573. V. 2 of 2.45.5
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a New England man. [Anon.] New
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by E. C. Ott6. Cambridge, [Eng.], 1861.
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sur TAngleterre. Paris, 1825. p. 8\
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and picturesque tour round the southern
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the close of the eighteenth century. Lon-
don, 1791. 2 V. 8". 5.261.2
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Geography and itineraries.
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England and Wales. Edinburgh, 1857.
p. 8". 5.263.13
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of all the counties in England and Wales.
London, 1747. I. f*. 5.247.10
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present state of England. 5th ed. Lon-
don, 1671. 2 pts. in I V. 16**. 5.260.12
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ical description of Great Britain.
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^The same. Literal translation of the Saxon
chronicle [by Miss Gumey], Norwich,
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lish translation, by J. Ingram. London,
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don, 1882. 8% 5.285.5
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ed. London, 1873. 16**. C280.14
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semi-saxon paraphrase of the Brut of
Wace. [With] a translation by F. Mad-
den. London, 1847. 3 v. 1. 8°. 15.2954.2
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man conquest, pp. 1-258. V. 4 of 6.2353.3
The same. pp. 164-393. v. 5 of 6.2353.4
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historica britannica; or, materials for the
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England. London, 1869. 8"*. 5.281.6
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no absolute conquest. [Anon,^ London,
1682. 8*. 5.280.5
—Freeman (E. A.) History of the Norman
conquest of England. Oxford, 1870-79.
6v. 8". 5.2814
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of England. London, 1864-78. 4 v. 8^.
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de I'Angleterre par les Normands. Paris,
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lure. Biography {Great Britaim)^ Commerce,
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including the Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman
periods, as well as of periods subsequent to the
reign of Henry 11., will be found under Great
Bntain {history).
English language. Dialects,
{Bibliography),
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graphical list of the works illustrative of
the various dialects of English. London,
1877. 8^ 15.920 14
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illustrating the provincial dialects of Eng-
land. London, 1839. ^4 PP* i^"*
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mouthshire, Herefordshire, Middlesex, and
Surrey, with a new classification of the Eng-
lish dialects. pp. 13-24 of 15.920.14
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provincial dialects of England. I-ondon,
1847. 17 I. 8^ 15.924. 1
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lects. London, 1862. sq. iC*". 15.920.7
{Glossaries),
— Britten (J.) Old country and farming words;
gleaned from agricultural books. Lon-
don, 1880. 8*. 15.920. 14
— Brockett (J. T.) Glossary of north coun-
try words. Newcastle upon Tyne, 1825.
p. 8'. 15.921.23
— Grose (F.) Provincial glossary; with a col-
lection of proverbs. 2d ed. London,
1790- 8^ I5-925-24
^The same. New ed. London, 181 1. 8".
15.924. II
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OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
English.
The same. [With] supplement by S. Pegge.
London, 1839. 12 . 15*925.25
IHopel.
— HoLLOWAY (W.) General dictionary of pro-
vincialisms. Lewes, 1839. 8\ 15.923. 14
— HUTTON (J.) Glossary of old and original
words now used in the north of England,
[1781]. pp. 1-14. pt I of 15.920. 14
— Kennett (W.) Dialectal words, from [his]
•* Parochial antiquities." [1695]. Ed. by
W. W. Skeat. London, 1879. 8^
pt. 4 of 15.020. 14
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isms of the disttrict of the midland sta-
tion, [1790]. pp. 61-68. pt. I of 15.920. 14
—Ray (J.) Collection of English words not
generally used. London, 1674. 16^.
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1874. 8^ 15.920.14
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Cornwall^ Cumberland, Derbyshire, Devonshire,
Dorietshure, Eraex, Gloucestershire, Hallamshire,
Kent, Lancashire, Leeds, Leicestershire, New-
castle, Norfolk, Northumberland, Scottish dia-
lect, Shetland. Shropshire, Somersetshire, Suf-
folk, Sussex, Teesdale, Westmoreland, Wiltshire,
Yorkshire.
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the English language. 2d ed. London,
1795. 2v. 8\ 15.2930.5
—Bailey (N.) Dictionarium britannicum; or,
a more compleat English dictionary. 2d
ed. London, 1736. f*. 15.2938.3
The same. 8th ed. London, 1737. 8".
15.923.16
The same. Re-published by J. N. Scott.
London, 1755. V, 15.2938.6
The same. 24ih ed. by E. Harwood. Lon-
don, 1782. 8**. 15.923. 12
—Barclay (J.) Complete English dictionary.
London, 1782. 8**. 15.2930.7
— Baret (J.) Alvearie; or, quadruple dictiona-
rie, containing English, Latine, Greeke,
and French. Londini, 1580. V. 15.928.9
— Bartlett (J- R.) Dictionary of American-
isms. New York. 1848. 8**. 15.923.2
The same. 2d ed. Boston, 1859. 8'. 15.923. i
^Thesame. 4th ed. Boston, 1877. 8*. 15.925.10
— Blount (T.) Glossographia; or, a dictionary
of hard words in our English tongue.
4th ed. London, 1674. 8". 15.923. 25
— BoLLES (W.) Explanatory and pronouncing
dictionary of the English language. New
London, 1848. 1. 8^ 15.923.8
—Boucher (J.) Glossary of obsolete and pro-
vincial words. [A to Bla.] Ed. by J.
Hunter and J. Stephenson.. London,
1832-33- 4'- 15.2958.16
—Britten (J.) and Holland (R.) Dictionary
of English plant-names. London, 1878.
8**. 15.920.14
— Charnock (R. S.) Verba nominalia; or,
words derived from proper names. Lon-
don, 1866. 8^ 15.924. 12
—Johnson (S. ) Dictionary of the English lan-
guage. 2d ed. London, 1755-56. 2 v.
r. 15.2938. 1
^The same. 3d ed, Dublin, 1768. 8".
15.2930.6
^Thc same. Sth ed. London, 1799. 2 v.
4' 15.926.1
— Latham (R. G.) Dictionary of the English
language. London, 1876. 2 v. 4**.
15.926.8
— Mackay (C.) Lost beauties of the English
language. New York, 1874. p. 8**.
17.1025.23
— Richardson (C.) New dictionary of the Eng-
lish language, [giving, in a chronological
series of Quotations, the natural history of
the wordsj. London, 1839. 2 v. 4**.
15.926.5
—Skeat (W. W.) Etymological dictionary of
the English language. Oxford, 1882. 4"*.
15.926.9
— Stormonth (J.) Etymological and pronoun-
cing dictionary of the English language.
4th ed. Edinburgh, 1878. p. 8^ 15.925.27
— Swinton (W.) Bible word-book: a glossary of
scripture terms. Ed. by T. J. Conant.
New York, 1876. sq. 16*. z5.924.45
— Walker (J.) Critical pronouncing dictionary
of the English language, ist Am-, ed.
Philadelphia, 1803. 8". 15.923.10
The same. Philadelphia, 1836. sq. 16**.
15.920.5
The same [abridged] • by L. Cobb. New
York, 1834. sq. 16°. 15.920.3
— Webster (N.) American dictionary of the
English language. New York, 1828. 2
V. 4°. 15.926. 2
The same. Revised by C. A. Goodrich and
N. Porter. Springfield, 1874. 4^*. 15.926.3
Dictionary of the English language: abridged
from the American dictionary. 19th ed.
New York, 1839. sq. 16". 15.920.4
— Wheatley (H. B.) Dictionary of reduplicated
words in the English language. London,
1866. 8°. V. for 1865 of 15.927. 1
— Worcester (J. E.) Dictionary of the English
language. Boston, i860. 4*". 15.926.4
(Bibliography of English dictionaries),
— Wheatley (H. B.) Chronological notices of
the dictionaries of the English language.
pp. 218-293. V. for 1865 of 15.927.1
— Worcester (J. E.) Catalogue of English
dictionaries. pp. liii-lxv of 15.926.4
(Synonyms),
— Abel (C.) Englischen verba des befehls.
Berlin, 1878. 8% 15.925.5
— Crabb (G.) English synonymes. New ed.
New York. 1831. 8^ 15923. 13
The same. New ed. New York, 1832. 8*.
15-923.13
— Graham (G. F.) English synonymes classified
and explained. Ed. by H. Reed. New
York. 1847. 12'. ' 15.923.17
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1794. 2 V. 8^ 15.923. II
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Ed. by B. Sears. Boston, 1854. 12'.
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York, 1871. 8*. 15.925.13
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and synonymous expressions. Boston,
1871. p. 8**. 15.924.16
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ated. London, 1856. 18°. 15.925.32
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nyms, isl Am. ed. Boston, 1852. 12".
15.923.19
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(W.) Pocket dictionary of technical terms.
Abridged. English — German — French.
New York. 1872. 3 pts. in i v. 16'.
15-925.34
— Stormonth (J.) Manual of scientific terms.
Edinburgh, 1879. 16". 15.923.24
{Dictionaries to interpret English in other
languages),
— Adler (G. J.) Dictionary of the German and
English languages. New York, 1849.
2 pts. in I V. 1. 8"*. 15.934.7
— Baretti (G.) Dictionary of the English and
Italian languages. New ed. by P. R. Rota.
London, 1790. 2 v. in i. 4**. 15.984.2
The same. 7th ed. London. 1824. 2 v. 8".
15.2976.4
Dictionary, Spanish and English, and Eng-
lish and Spanish. New ed. London.
1800. 4'*. 15.984. 1
— Boyer (A.) Royal dictionary abridged.
French and English, English and French.
20th ed. by N. Salmon. London, 1802.
8". 15.2972.5
The same. 21st ed. by J. C. Pricur. Mon-
trose, 1803. 8**. 15.2972.5
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by S. J. H. Herrtage. London, 1881. 8".
18. 1070.8
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et anglois-fran9ois. Nouvelle 6d. par J.
T. Des Carridres. Londres, 18 15. 2 v.
in 4. 8*. • 15.2972. 1
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angielski i angielsko-polski. 2ie wyd.
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dictionary of the Italian and English lan-
guages, based upon that of Baretti. Lon-
don, [1869]. 2 V. 8". 15.984.16
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anum. Ed. E. Lye. Oxonii, 1743. f**.
15.2938.7
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lischen sprache ftir die Deutschen. Leip-
zig* 1793-94. 2 V. 8'. 15.936.8
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deutsches wSrterbuch. 3e aufl. Leipzig,
1856. 8^ 15-935.4
The same. Complete dictionary of the
German and English languages. [Ed.]
by C. A. Feiling and A. Heimann. Lon-
don, 1841. 8^ 15.935.4
— Galfridus, grammaticus. Promptorium parvu-
lorum, lexicon anglo-latinum princeps.
Recensuit A. Way. Londini. 1843-65.
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2d ed. [with] an English-Greek vocabu-
lary. Glasgow, 1828. 8**. 15.944.12
—Handbook of travel-talk. [Anon,] 3d ed.
London, 1853. 16". x5.924.47
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duytch dictionarie. Rotterdam, 1660. s.
4". 15.930.22
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buch. Karlsruhe, 1846. 2 v. in i. 4*".
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— HOLYOKE (T.) Large dictionary: English
before Latin [and] Latin before English.
London, 1677. f*. 15.978.5
— KUNST (P. J.) American dictionary of the
English and German languages. Harris-
burg, 1836. I2^ 15.930.26
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ing dictionary of the English language.
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The same. London, 1867. 8*. 15.927. i
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Bremen, 1854-56. i v. in 2. 8**. 15.934.8
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and French. Leipzig, 1766. 4**. 15.2978. i
—Meadows (F. C.) New Italian and English
dictionary. nth ed. London, 1850.
24'. 15-984.27
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— Medhurst (W. H.) English and Japanese
vocabulary. Batavia,i830. 8*. 15.2986. 14
— MiLLHOUSE (J.) Nuovo dizionario inglese-
italiano. Milano, 1853. 8". 15.^4.20
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language. Part ill. English and Chinese.
Macao, 1822. 4**. 15. 2987.1
— Neuman (H.) New dictionary of the Spanish
and English languages. London, 1802.
2 V. 8'. 15.985.5
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French and English languages. 5th
American, from last London ed. By J.
Ouiseau. Philadelphia, 1830. sq. 16'*.
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— Redhouse (J. W.) Lexicon, English and
Turkish. London, 1861. 1. 8'. 15.986.27
—Render (W.) Complete pocket dictionary of
the English and German languages. 3d
ed. London, 1814. sq. 12*". 25. 2940. 19
— Serenius (J.) English and Swedish dictionary.
2d ed. Nykoping, 1757. 4". 15.976. i
—Smith (L.) and Hamilton (H.) International
English and French dictionary. New ed.
Paris, 1871. 8*. 15.933.5
—Smith (W.) and Hall (T. D.) Copious Eng-
lish-Latin dictionary. New York, 1871.
1. 8^ 15-974-7
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ary of the French and English languages.
New York, 1846. 12*. 15.933.27
— Tarver (J. C.) Royal phraseological English-
French dictionary. 5th ed. London, 1872.
1. 8^ 15- 934- 2
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ton, 1837. 1. 8^ 15.966.7
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dictionary of the Spanish and English
languages: upon the basis of Seoane*s
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English.
Early English.
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London, 1878. 16''. z5.923.26
{Glossaries),
^Coleridge (H.) Glossarial index to the
printed English literature of the thirteenth
century. London, 1859. 8''. 15.923.7
^The same. Dictionary of the oldest words
in the English language. London, 1863.
8'. 15.923.6
— Halliwbll (J. O.) Dictionary of archaic and
provincial words, from the fourteenth cen-
tury. London, 1850. 2 v. 8^ 15.925. 14
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which require illustration, in the works of
English authors, particularly Shakespeare.
New ed. by J. O. Halliwell and T. Wright.
London, 1859. 2 v. 8°. 15.925. 17
— Stratmann (F. H.) Dictionary of the old
English language. 2d ed. Krefeld, 1873.
4°. • X5-925.9i
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15- 2953.3
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common words illustrative of early Eng-
lish literature, ad ed. London, 1834.
I2^ 15.924. 29
—Wright (T.) Dictionary of obsolete and
provincial English. London, 1857. 2 v.
p. 8*. 25.923. 22
General works, including history.
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tr. by A. F. M. Willich.
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— Alford (H.) Plea for the queen's English.
loth thousand. London, 1866. it"".
15.924.44
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London, 1872. 12". 15.925. 28
— Ayres (A.) Verbalist: a manual of the right
and the wrong use of words. New York,
1882. 16'. 21.1292.37
— Brren (H. H.) Modem English literature:
its blemishes and defects. London, 1857.
8^ 17. 1025. 1
—Day (H. N.) Introduction to the study of
English literature. New York, 1869. p.
8*. 17. 1025. 16
— Earle (T.) Philology of the English tongue.
OxJford, 1871. i6'. z5.924.43
—Gilchrist (J.) Etymologic interpreter. In-
troduction. London, 1824. 8*. 15. 923. 3
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1873. I6^ 15-924.33
— -Recent exemplifications of false philology.
New York, 1872. p. 8*. 15.924. 14
—Harrison (M.) Rise, progress, and present
structure of the English language. Phil-
adelphia, 1850. 12 . 15.922.26
—Head {Sir E. W.) " Shall " and " will;" or,
two chapters on future auxiliary verbs.
2d ed. London, 1858. 16°. 15.924.39
—Hodgson (W. B.) Errors in the use of Eng-
lish. Am, rev. ed. New York, 1882.
la*. 25.922. 29
•*1atham (R. G.) English language. London,
1841. 8*. 15.922.6
— -The same. 3d ed. London, 1850. 8 .
15.922.4
The same. 4th ed. London, 1855. 2 v.
8*. 15.922.5
— March (F. A.) Method of philological study
of the English language. New York,
1873. 12*. 15.924.27
— Marsh (G. P.) Lectures on the English lan-
guage. New York, i860. 8°. 15.924.3
The same. 9th ed. with additional lectures
and notes, by W. Smith. London, 1880.
p. 8^ 15-924.5
Origin and history of the English language
and literature. New York, 1862. 8^
15924.4
—Moon (G. W.) Bad English of Lindley Mur-
ray and other writers on the English lan-
guage. London, 1868. 16°. 25. 924.42
Dean's English: a criticism on [Alford's]
essays on the queen's English. 5th ed.
London, 1866. 16*". x5.924.41
— Payne (J.) Norman element in the English
of the I2th, 13th, and 14th centuries, pp.
352-449. V. for 1868-9 of 15.927.1
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London, 1803. 8". 15.925.12
The same. London. 1844. 8^ 15.922.7
— Perr^az (E.) Des transformations du langage
en Angleterre. Les origmes. Schaffhouse,
1873. 8°. 15.925.19
— Schele De Vere (M.) Americanisms: the
English of the new world. New York,
1872. p. 8^ 15.924.13
Studies in English. 3d ed. New York,
1868. p. 8^ 15.924.17
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pp. 217-244 of 21. 1315.30
— Sewel (W.) Korte wegwyzer der engelsche
taale. Amsterdam, 1748. 12°. 15. 2930. 11
—Trench (R. C.) English past and present.
New York, .855. 12*. x5.924.22
^The same, nth ed. London, 1881. 16**.
..... ^ 15.924. 22i
On some deficiencies m our English dic-
tionaries. 2d ed. London, i860. 8**.
V. for 1857 of 15.927. 1
On the study of words. From 2d London ed.
New York, 1852. 12'. 15.924. 2f
^The same. 25th American from 9th English
ed. New York, n. d. 12*. 15.924.20
— Webster (N.) Dissertations on the English
language. Boston, 1789. 8°. z5.922.19
— Weisse (J. A.) Origin, progress, and destiny
of the English language and literature.
New York, 1879. 8*. 17. 1026. 5
— Welsford (H.) On the origin and ramifica-
tions of the English language. London,
1845. 8°. 15.924.9
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and a philosophical language. London,
1668. r. 15. 2948. 1
—Wood (H. T. W.) Changes in the English
language, between 1400 [and] 1600. Lon-
don, 1870. p. 8". 15.924.24
Grammar,
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illustrate the differences between Eliza-
bethan and modem English. Revised ed.
London, 1870. 16*. 15.922.37
—Andrew (J.) Institutes of grammar, as
applicable to the English language. Lon-
don, 1817. 8°. 15.922.20
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English*
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Englislu
— British grammar. [Afum,] aded. London,
1762. 12*. 15.2930.9
— Brown (G.) Grammar of English grammars,
loth ed. by S. U. Berrian. New York,
1873. 8". 15-925.4
— COBBETT (W.) Grammar of the English lan-
guage. London, 1842. 12''. x5.922.34
— Crombie (A.) Etymology and syntax of the
English language. 3d ed. London,
1830. 8'. X5-923.4
The same. 5th ed. London, 1843. 8\
15-923.5
— DOHERTY (H.) Introduction to English
grammar. London, 1841. 8*. 25. 922. 14
— Fleming (I. P.) Analysis of the English
language. New ed. London, 1872. 16**.
15.924.30
— Fowler (W. C.) English grammar. The
English language in its elements and
forms. New York, 1850. 8\ 15.924.7
— GOLDSBURY (J.) Brief review of four different
theories of English grammar, opposed to
that of Murray. Boston, 1846. 12*".
15.924.26
— HjORT (P.) Om det engelske konjugaiions-
system. KjObenhavn, 1843. 4% 15.925.2
—Latham (P. G.) Elementary English gram-
mar. London, 1843. 12*'. 15.922. 31
— Mackintosh (D.) Plain essay on English
grammar. Boston, 1797. 8**. 15.922.12
The same. Essai raisonn6 sur la g^rammaire
et la prononciation angloise. Boston,
1797. 8^ 15.922. 13
— Manning (J.) Inquiry into the possessive
augment in English and in cognate dia-
lects. London, 1864. 8".
V. for 1864 of 15.927. 1
— March (F. A.) Parser and analyser Tor be-
ginners. New York, 1869. 16 . 15.922.39
— Matzner (E. a. F.) English grammar. Tr.
by C. J. Grece. London, 1874. 3 v. 8*.
15.922.3
— MoRELL (J. D.) Analysis of sentences sys-
tematised. 9th ed. London, 1858. 12**.
15.924.23
—Morris (R.) Elementary lessons in histori-
cal English grammar. 3d ed. London,
1877. I6^ 15.922. 38i
—Mulligan (J.) Exposition of the grammati-
cal structure of the English language.
New York, 1852. 8'. 15.92222
The same. Abridged. New York, 1854.
12°. 15.922.33
— Murray (L.) English grammar. 2d Boston
ed. Boston, 1802. 12'. 15.2930.8
The same. New ed. New York, 1810. 2
v. in I. 8^ 15.922.16
The same. From last English ed. Newark,
1834. I2^ 15.920. 1
[Giger].
—Short introduction to English grammar.
[Afwn.] New ed. London, 1781. 12'.
15.2930. 10
— TooKE (J. H.) *Eicea lerepo^vra; or, the
diversions of Purlev. 2d ed. London,
1798-1805. 2 V. 4*. 15.925.1
^The same, ist Am. ed. Philadelphia,
1806-07. 2v. 8'. 15.922.2
^The same. New ed. by R. Taylor. London,
1840. 8'. 15.922.1
—Wagner (C. F. C.) Grammatik der englischen
sprache. ^earbeitet von L Herrig. 6c
aufl. Braunschweig, 1857. 8*. z5.922.25
— Webster (N.) Philosophical and practical
grammar of the English language. New
Haven, 1807. 12**. 25.920.3
— Wbld (A. H.) English grammar. Revised
ed. Boston. [1849]. 12°. 25.922. 30
—Whitney (W. D.) Essentials of English
grammar. Boston, 1877. I2^ 25.922.27
— Wood (J.) Outlines of English and Anglo-
Saxon grammar. Edinburgh, 1857. 16".
15.2951.29
' {Bihlicgraphy of grammars),
—Wells (W. H.) Historical authorship of
English grammar. Chicago, 1878. 11 pp.
22°. 25.958^. Box 2
- (Etymology),
— Barnes (W.) Tiw; or, a view of the roots
and stems of the 'English as a Teutonic
tongue. London, 1862. I6^ 25.925.29
— Bellot (T.) Sanskrit derivations of Eng-
lish words. London, 1856. 8*. 25.925. 18
— Graham (W.) Exercises on etymology. Lon-
don, 1854. 16". 25.922.40
— Haan Hettema (M. de). Archaic and pro-
vincial English words compared with
Dutch and Friesic. pp. 143-178.
V. for 1858 of 25.927.1
— Haldeman (S. S.) Affixes, exhibiting the
etymologic structure of English words.
Philadelphia, 1865. 12**. 25.922.32
Word-building. Philadelphia, 1881. 12°.
25.923.15
— Morris (R.) Historical outlines of English
accidence. London, 1872. i6*. 25.922.38
— Oswald Q.) Etymological dictionary of the
English language. Revised by J. M.
Keagy. Philadelphia, 1836. 22'*. 25.924.32
[Giger].
— SwiNTON (W.) Rambles among words. New
York, 1859. 12**. 25.924.19
—Trench (R. C.) Select glossary ol English
words used formerly in senses different
from their present. New York, 1859. '2*.
25.923.20
The same. 4th ed. London, 1873. 16*.
25.923.21
— Webb (A. C.) Model etymology. 12th ed.
Philadelphia, 1872. 12°. 25.924.25
—Wedgwood (H.) Dictionary of English ety-
mology. 2d ed. New York, 1872. 8*.
_ 15.925.7
The same. 25.926.10
(Pronunciatioti),
— ^Adams (J.) Eu phonologia linguae anglicanae.
London, 1794. 8**. 25.922.17
— Ayres (A.) Ortho€pist: a pronouncing man-
ual. New York, 1882. 16''. 21.1292.40
— Ellis (A. J.) On early English pronuncia-
tion. London, 1869-74. 4 pts in 2 v. 8^.
28.2072.18
— Narbs (R.) General rules for the pronuncia-
tion of the English language. London,
1792. 8*. 25.922.28
— Sweet (H.) History of English sounds from
the earliest period. London, 2874. 8**.
Z5.9aax4
ao6
English.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
English.
{^Prosody). ,
—Guest (E.) History of English rhythms. Lon-
don. 1838. 2v. 8^ 15.925.16
—Rob (R.) Principles of rhythm as exhibited
in the mechanism of English verse. Dub-
lin, 1823. 4'. 15.926. 1 1
(Punctuation),
— Wilson (J.) Treatise on English punctuation.
2isted. New York, n. d. p. 8^. 15.922. 28
{Spelling),
—Fry (D. p.) On the improvement of English
orthography. London, 1870. 8°. 15.927.1
\v. Uttertd ** Mi«xlUny''].
—Hume (A.) Of the orthographic and congniitie
of the Britan tongue. Ed. by H. B.
Wheailey. 2d ed., 1870. London, 1865
[sic]. 8% 18.1072.22
—March (F. A.) Spelling reform. Washing-
ton, 1881. 36 pp. 8*.
No. 7 of 24.1485. Box 3
— MtLLER (F. M.) On spelling. London. [1880].
16*. 24.1486. Box 3
—Sweet (H.) Handbook of phonetics. Oxford,
1877. i6'. 15.924.40
Phrases,
—Edwards (E.) Words, facts, and phrases. A
dictionary of out-of-the-way matters.
Philadelphia, [1881]. 8% 15.924. 10
— Ker (J. B.) Essay on the archaioiogy of
popular English phrases and nursery
rhymes. Southampton, 1834. 8**.
X5-925.I5
— KwoNG Ki Chiu. Dictionary of English
phrases, with illustrative sentences. New
York, 1881. 8% 15.924.8
English literature.
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lish literature. Philadelphia, 1870-72.
3 V. 1. 8'. X6.996.4
The same. Philadelphia, 1874-76. 3 v.
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— CoLUER (J. P.) Bibliographical and critical
account of the rarest books in the English
language. New York. 1866. 4 v. p. 8'.
1 7. 1024. 6
— Halliwell (J. O.) Descriptive notices of
popular English histories. London, 1848.
p. 8*. V. 23 of 18.3092. 1
Notices of fugitive tracts, and chap-books.
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poetical, and dramatic literature of Great
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burgh, 1796. 8*. 16.992. 17
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Extracts,
—Angus (J.) Handbook of specimens of Eng-
lish literature. London, [1866]. 12'.
17.1025.4
— Chambers (R.) Cyclopaedia of English litera-
ture; the choicest productions of English
authors, with their history. 15th thousand.
Boston, 1853. 2 V. 1.8*. 17.1026.1
The same. [Ed. by R. Carruthers]. Phila-
delphia, 187 1. 2 V. 1. 8*. 17. 1026. 1
^The same. 3d ed. by R. Carruthers. Lon-
don, 1876. 2v. I. 8^ 17. 1026. 1
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ture. Edinburgh. 1836. 16 . 17. 1024. 19
[Hope].
— Cleveland (C. D.) Compendium of English
literature. Philadelphia, 1847. p. 8 .
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— Day (H. N.) Introduction to the study of
English literature. New York, 1869. p.
8*. 17.1025. 16
— MoRLEY (H.) Shorter works in English prose.
London, [1881]. 1. 8**. 27.1026.3
Sketches of longer works in English verse
and prose. London, [1881]. 1. 8''.
17. 1026.4
— Rice (E. L.) Introduction to American litera-
ture. Cincinnati, 1846. 12". 17.1025. 25 ,
—Shaw (T. B.) and Smith (W.) Choice speci-
mens of English literature. FEd.] by B.
N. Martin. New York, [1875J. p. 8^
17,1025.27
— Sprague (H. B.) Masterpieces in English
literature. New York, 1874. 8'. 17. 1024. 2
General works,
— Bagehot (W.) Literary studies. Ed. by R.
H. Hutton. London, 1879. 2 v. 8"*.
21. 1301.26
— Bayne (P.) Essays in biography and criti-
cism. 1st series. Boston, 1857. 12°.
21.1301.33
— Breen (H. H.) Modem English literature: its
blemishes and defects. London, 1857. 8*^.
17.1025. 1
— BuRDON (R.) Comparative estimate of the
English literature of the seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries, pp. 81-118.
V. 3 of 21.1315.8
— De Quincey (T.) Essays on the poets, and
other English writers. Boston, 1853. P*
8\ 21. 1304.2
Literary reminiscences. Boston, 1851. 2 v.
p. 8*. 21.1304.3
^The same. Boston, 1873. 2 v. in i. 12*.
21.1304.1
— GiLFiLLAN (G.) Modem literature, and literary
men. From Lond. ed. New York, 1850.
I2\ I7,I024.I2
[Gigcr].
—Hazlitt (W.) Spirit of the age; or, contem-
porary portraits, ist Am. ed. New York,
1849. p. 8*. 21. 1307. 14
[Giger].
— HoRNE (R. H.) New spirit of the age. New
York, 1844. 12*. 21.1307.25
— Hudson (H. N.) English in schools: a series
of essays. Boston, 1881. 16''. 21. 1324.18
— Masson (D.) Three devils. With other essays.
London, 1874. p. 8*. 21.1314.17
— Minto (W.) Manual of English prose litera-
ture, biographical and critical. Edinburgh,
1872. p. 8 . Z7. 1025. 22
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English.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
EngraYing.
— MoRLEY (H.) Illustrations of English religion,
London, [1877]. 1. 8°. 18.1086.2
—Nichols (J.) Illustrations of the literary his
tory of the eighteenth century. [Com-
pleted by J. B. Nichols]. London, 1817-
58. 8 V. 8'. 17.3044.2
Literary anecdotes of the eighteenth century.
London, 1812-15. 9 v. 8**. 27.3044.1
— Reed (H.) Lectures on English literature,
from Chaucer to Tennyson. 3d cd.
Philadelphia, 1855. 12''. 27. 1025.26
—Russell (W. C.) Book of authors. A collec-
tion of criticisms, ana, mots, etc. New
ed. London, [1876]. 16*. 17. 1024. 16
— Stephen (L.) Hours in a library. 3 series.
New York and London, 1875-79. 3 v. 12".
a2.1316.10
— Yonge (C. D.) Three centuries of English
literature. London, 1872. p. 8". 27,1025.37
Not*. Many volumes of English essays consist
chiefly of cnticism upon English authors.
History.
—Angus (J.) Handbook of English literature.
London, [1866]. 12'. 27.1025.3
— Bascom (J.) Philosophy of English literature.
New York, 1874. 12*. 27.1025.9
— Brooke (S. A.) English literature. [A primer].
New York, 1877. I8^ 27.1024.28
The same. London, 1880. 8'. 27.1025.2
—Chateaubriand (F. A. de). Essai sur la
litt6rature anglaise. Paris, [i860]. 8"*.
V. 15 of 8.506.1
— CoppfeE (H.) English literature, considered
as an interpreter of English history.
Philadelphia, 1873. 12*. 27.1025.14
— Craik (G. L.) Compendious history of Eng-
lish literature, and of the English language.
New York, 1863. 2 v. 8^ 27.1026.7
— Hart (J. S.) Manual of English literature.
Philadelphia, 1872. p. 8^ 27.1025.20
— Hettner (H.) Geschichte der englischen
literatur, 1660-1770. 30 aufl. Braun-
schweig, 1872. 8". V. I of 27.1022.14
— HiPPiSLEY (J. H.) Chapters on early English
literature. London, 1837. 12". 27.1024.7
— Marsh (G. P.) Origin and history of the
English language and early literature.
New York, 1862. 8'. 15.924.4
— Montgomery (J.) View of modem English
literature. pp. 298-324 of 32.2020. 16
— Morley (H.) English writers. The writers
before Chaucer. From Chaucer to Dun-
bar. London, 1864-67. 2 v. 8°. 27.1026.6
First sketch of English literature. 3d ed.
London, [1873]. 16°. 27.1024.26
Of English literature in the reign of Victoria,
with a glance at the past. New York,
1882. I6^ 27.1020.27
Tables of English literature. 2ded. London,
1870. r. 28.1077.3i
— Shaw (T. B.) Outlines of English literature.
Philadelphia, 2849. 12*. 27.1025.28
—Spalding (W.) History of English literature.
New York, 1877. I2^ 27.1025.30
— Taine(H. A.) Histoire de lalitt6rature anglaise.
2e6d. Paris, 1866. 4 v. i6*. 27.1024.18
The same. History of English literature.
Tr. by H. Van Laun. Edinburgh, 1871.
2 V. 8'. 27.1026.9
The same. New York, 1872. 2 v. 8^
17.2026.9 1
-The same.
p.8^
New York, 1879.
2 V. m I.
27.1026. II
The same. Abridged by J. Fiske. New
York, 1872. p. 8'. 27.1026.10
—Whipple (E. P.) Literature of the age of
Elizabeth. Boston, 1869. i^^- '7*1025.34
Ste^ alsos Anglo-Saxons, Biography, Drama,
Poetry, Reading.
AUo^ tk* nmmes »/ English anthers,
American literature.
— Chasles (V. E. P.) Anglo-American litera-
ture and manners; from the French. New
York. 1852. 12". 3.105. 16
— DUYCKINCK (E. A.) and (G. L.) Cyclopaedia
of American literature. New York, 1855.
2 V. 1. 8*. 27.1026.2
^The same. Supplement. New York. 1866.
1. 8". 27.1026.2
The same. Ed. by M. L. Simons. Phila-
delphia, 1877. 2 V. 1. 8".
Revolving case. A.I
— Griswold (R. W.) Prose writers of America.
4th ed. Philadelphia, 1851. S"*. 22.1324.3
The same. 4th ed. Philadelphia, 1854. 8"*.
22.1324.3
— Hart (J. S.) Female prose writers of America.
Newed. Philadelphia, 1855. 8**. 22.1324.2
Manual of American literature. Philadel-
phia, 1873. I2\ 27.1025.15
— Lawrence (E.) Primer of American literature.
New York, 1880. 32®. 27.1023.29
— Tyler (M. C.) Historv of American litera-
ture, 1607-1765. New York, 1878. 2 v.
8°. 2 7. 1024. 1
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Extracts.
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27.1024.10
— Cheever (G. B.) Prose writers of America,
New York, 1853. I2^ 22.1324.4
The same. New York, n. d. 12'. 22.1324.4
— Martin (B. N.) Choice specimens of Ameri-
can literature. 2d ed. New York, 1875.
12*. 27.1025.24
—Tardy (M. T.) Living female writers of the
south. [Anan,] Philadelphia, 1872. s.
4^ 28.1116.9
Engravers.
— Baldinucci (F.) Cominciamento e progresso
deir arte dell' intagliare in rame, colle vite
dei maestri. Con annotazioni de D. M.
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EnS^ravine.
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Italian schools. [With] a catalogue.
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Epigrmmt.
— DuPLESSis (G.) Coup d'oeil sur I'histoire de
lagravure. Paris, [i 88 1]. 32 pp. 4".
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of engraving in copper.
pp. 243-336 of 6.2358.1
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1844. 8°. 30.1895.13
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printers and engravers. London, 1870. f^.
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on wood and metal engraving. [London],
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5>/, also^ Etching, Wood eograving.
AUo^ Paintings.
Enoch, {a book of the apocryphal Old Testament ).
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Enteiprise.
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Enthasiaam.
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Entomology. See Insects.
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Ephori of Sparta.
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— BocKEMtJLLER (F.) Studien zu Lukrez und
Epikur [mit] lose blatter. Stade, 1877-78.
3 pts. in I V. s. 4*. 13.796.15
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— Wallace (W.) Epicureanism. London, 1880.
16°. 23.1415.35
— Zeller (E.) Stoics. Epicureans, and sceptics.
Tr. by O. J. Reichel. London, 1870. p.
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Epidemics.
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tina cum planudeis et appendice. Graece
et latine. Parisiis, 1864-72. 2 v. 1. 8^.
X4.864.1
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chansons. Paris, 1714. 8°. 18.3061. 12
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tions, with interlinear Latin translation,
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pides. Halle, 1878. 8^ 14.886.9
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euripideae. Lugduni-Batavomm, 1843.
84 pp. 8^ 14.866. Box 4
Jpkigtma in Aulis,
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103 pp. 8*.
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sarum argnmento atque compositione.
[Holzmind], 1863. 28 pp. 4°.
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dbus. Lugduni-Batavorum, 1840. 69
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— Klein (H. J.) Entwickelungsgeschichte des
kosmos. Braunschweig, 1870. 8°.
22.1386.31
Sett also. Cosmology, Meuphysics.
Examinationa (academic),
— Gantillon (P. J. F.) Classical examination
papers. London, 1870. 16°. 24.1494.19
— Latham (H.) On the action of examinations
as a means of selection. Cambridge,
[Eng.], 1877. p. 8^ 24.1494.17
— SwETT (J.) Questions for written examina-
tions. New York, [1872]. 16°. 23.3444.30
See, also, Cambridge university. Civil service
reform. Mathematics, Princeton college.
Exchange {Bills of).
— Bosanquet (C.) Practical observations on
the report of the bullion-committee.
London, 18 10. 8°. 25.1544.20
— GoscHEN (G. J.) Theorv of the foreign
exchanges. 7th ed. London, 1866. 8^.
35.1543.25
— Kelly (P.) Universal cambist: a treatise on
exchanges, weights, and measiures. 2d ed.
London, 1821. 2 v. in i. 4°. 25.1556.21
The same. 2d ed. by order of government.
London, 1835. 2v. ini. 4". 25.1556.22
— RiCARDO (D.) Reply to Bosanquet's Practical
observations on the report of the bullion
committee. London, 181 1. 8°. 25.1544.20
— Tate (W.) Modem cambist: a manual of
foreign exchanges. 6th ed. by W. Tate,
[jr.] London, 1849. 8°- 25.1552.5
See, also. Commerce, Interest.
Exile.
— Anecdotes of exile. London, 1828. 24*.
V. 5 of 1.17.2
Exodus of the Israelites.
— Bartlett (W. H.) Forty days in the desert,
on the track of the Israelites. [Anon,]
London, [1850?]. 1. 8**. x 1,2702.6
—Hardy (P.) Sur I'heure des mar6es dans la
Mer Rouge, compar6e avec Theure du
passage des H6breux. [Anon,] Gottin-
gue, 1758. 8°. V. I of 18.3077. 10
— Palmer (E. H.) Desert of the exodus.
Journeys on foot in the wilderness, [1868-
70]. Cambridge, [Eng.], 1871. 2 v.
8^ XI. 703. 12
Exotic, or, tropical, plants.
— Blume (C. L.) Museum botanicum lugduno-
batavum. Lugduni-Batavonim, 1849-51.
2v. 8°. 28.1735.9
23X
Exodc
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRATIY
Faiiikz.
— Catlow (A.) Popular greenhouse botany.
London. 1857. 16*. 28.1730.20
— Hooker (W. J.) Exotic flora. Edinburgh.
1823-27. 3v. 8^ 28.1745.7
Expatriation.
— U NiTED States : Department of sute. Opin-
ions o£ officers of executive departments
[on] ezpatriatiofi. Waahington, 1873.
1. 8% 34.349^.6
ExplosiTes.
— Abel (F. A.) On recent investigations and
applications of explosive agents. Wash-
ington, 1871. 35 pp. 8*. 30.1937. Box I
Sttt <>^« Blasting, Gunpowder, Nitroglycerine.
Eyck (Hubert van), b, about 1366. d. 1426.
(am/ Jan van), b. about lyfi. </. 1441.
— Waagen (G. F.) Ueber Hubert und Johann
van Eyck. Breslau, 1822. i6\ 30. 3882. 7
Eye (The human).
— Adams (G.) An essay on vision. 2d ed.
London, 1792. 8*". 26.1643.28
— FoNTANA (F.) Dei moti dell* iride. Lucca,
1765. 8". 28.1758*1.3
— Gibson (J. M.) Condensation of matter upon
diseases of the eye. Baltimore, 1832.
4^ 29.3816.6
— ^Jeffries (B. J.) Eye in health and disease.
Boston, 1871. 8\ 29.3835.2
— Stevenson (J.) Practical treatise on the
morbid sensibility of the eye, called weak-
ness of sight. 2d ed. London, 18 13.
8^ 29.3835.8
— Williams (H. W.) Our eyes, and how to
take care of them. Boston, 1871. 16°.
29.3835.10
Sf^ o/w, Blindness, Optics, Sight, Vision.
Fabian gens of Roman citizens.
— Du RiEU (G. N.) Dissertatio . . . continens
disputationero de gente fabia. Lugduni-
Bauvorum, 1856. 1. 8^ 12.738^.2
Fables.
— iEsopus. Fabulae graece et latine. Londini,
167 1. i6\ 14.880.7
The same. Lipsiae, 1829. I6^ 14.880.7
— Avianus. Fabulae, curante J. A. Nodell.
Amstelodami, 1787. 8^ 13.782.6
— Babrius. Fabellae iambicae cxxiii. in monte
Atho nuper repertae. Edid. Orellius et
Baiierus. Turici, 1845. sq. I6^ 14.883.7
— BussEY (G. M.) Fables, original and selected.
London, 1841. 8^ 2O.1226.1
— Chambaud (L.) Fables choisies, ^ I'usage des
enfans. Baltimore, 1810. 12°. 20. 1225.19
[Gigcr].
—Gay (J.) Fables. With a life of the author.
London, 1793. 2 v. 8^ 20.1226.2
The same. With memoir, introduction, and
annotations by O. F. Owen. London,
1866. 16*. 18.1090.26
— Henryson (R.) Moral fables. . . . Edin-
burgh, 1832. 4^ 18. 1056. II
— Hitopadesa. Sanskrit text, with a grammati-
cal analysis ... by F. Johnson. London,
1847. 4^ 20.1225.2
^The same. Trans, literally by F. Johnson.
London, 1848. 4^ 20.1225.2
— Iriarte (T.) Fabulas literarias, nueva edidon.
Perpiflan, 1826. 12". 20. 1225.27
Fibulas literarias. Boston, 1854. 12**.
20.1225.20
— Krilof (L a.) Krilof and his fables, by W. R.
S. Ralston. London, 1869. 8"*. 20. 1225. 11
—La Fontaine (J.) Fables choisies, avec la vie
d*£sope. Nouvelle 6d. Paris, 1747. 12*.
20.1225.21
^The same. Nouvelle 6d. Paris, [i860?]
2v. Ini. 8^ 20.12258
^Thc same Translated by E. Wright. With
a life, etc. New York, 1865. a v. in i.
8*. 20.1225.7
^ -Fables, et oeuvres diverses. Avec notes,
etc., par C. A. Walckenaer. Pina» 1874.
12°. 20.122s.XS
— Lessing (G. E.) Fabeln. Drey bflcher. pp.
127-198. V. I of 9.553.1
The same. Drey bttcher, nebst abhandlun-
gen mit dieser dichtungsart verwandten in-
halts. pp. 395 460. v. 5 of 9.5531
— Lokman. Locmani fabulae [arable^] explanatae
a Roedigero. Halis, 1839. 4''. 20.1225.4
— Northcote(J.) One hundred fables. Origi-
nal and selected. 3d ed. London, 1850.
p. 8^ 20.1225.10
— Pantsch AT antrum; sive, quinquepartitum,
de moribus exponens. Edidit J. G. L.
Kosegarten. Pars i. Bonnae, 1848. 4*".
18.3106.50
— Phaedrus. Fabularum aesopiarum libri v,
cum commentario P. Burmanni. Leidae.
1727. 4^ 13.805. 1
^The same. Ex editione J. G. S. Schwabii.
Londini, 1822. 8^ 13. 824. 2
[Gigcr].
The same. Ab L C. Orellio. Turici, 1831.
8'. 13.805.6
The same. Ed. classique, par E. Malvoisia.
Paris, 1876. 16*. 13.805.7
— Pilpay. Fables. With illustrations by T.
D. Scott. London, 1852. 16**. 20. 1225. 16
The same. Contes et fables indiennes, de
Bilpai et de Lokman. Paris, 1778. 3 v.
12°. 20.1225.17
The same. Anvari Suhaili; or, the lights of
Canopus: being the Persian version of
the fables of Pilpay, by Husain Va*iz, tr.
by E. B. Eastwick. Hertford. 1854. L 8'.
20.1237.3
— Robert (A. C. M.) Fables in^dites des xiie,
xiiie, et xive si^cles, pr6c6d6es d'une
notice sur les fabulistes qui ont pr6c6d6 La
Fontaine. Paris, 1825. 2 v. 8*. 20. 1225.9
—Rossi (G. G.) Favole. Vercelli, 1790. 8*.
« 20. 1225.23
— Streit (Der) zwischen mensch und thier: ein
arabtsches mSUirchen ttbersetzt von Dr.
Fr. Dieterici. Berlin. 1858. p. 8*.
20.1227.9
See^ aUoy Fiction, Mythology, Reynard, the fox.
Facetiae. See Humor.
Fairbaim (Sir William), b, 1789. d. 1874,
—Pole (W.) The life of sir William Fairbaim.
London, 1877. 8*. 6.351.8
Fairfax family.
— Neill (E. D.) The Fairfaxes of England and
America in the 17th and 1 8th centuries.
Albany, N. Y., 1868. Z\ 4.196.7
222
Fair£uc
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Faust-
Fairfax (Thomas), zdbarm, h, i6ii. d, 1671.
— CouuoDOE (H.) Thomas, lord Fairfax.
pp. 175-224 of 6.338*1.6
The same. pp. 279-362. v. i of 6. 348. 11
—Markham (C. R.) Life of lord Fairfax,
commander of the parliamentary army.
London, 1870. 8". 6.351.9
Fairies, and fairy tales.
— Frere(M.) Old Deccan days; or, Hindoo fairy
legends, current in southern India. Lon-
don, 1868. i6'. xx.681.28
—Grimm (J- L- C.) and (W. C.) Kinder- und
haus>mftrchen. 5e aufl. Gdttingen,i843.
av. I2^ 20. 1240. 1
^The same. German popular tales, and
household stories. Philadelphia, 1875.
3 V. in I. 8*. 20.1243.17i
— Halliwkll(J. O.) Illustrations of the fairy
mythology of a Midsummer night's dream.
London, 1845. 8*". x9.1131.21
— Hauff (W.) Mfirchcn. Berlin, i860. 2 v.
16**. vv. 2, 3 of 9.561.2
— Hazutt (W. C.) Fairy tales, etc., illustrating
Shakespeare and other early English
writers. Loodoti. 1875. 16*. 19.1120.3
— RusKiN (J.) The king of the golden river;
or, the black brothers: a legend of Stiria.
New York, 1872. 8'. 30.1891.14
5W, oZw, rolk-lore. Mythology.
Faith.
— Mm.L£R (G.) The life of trust The Lord's
dealings with George Mliller. Introduction
by F. Wayland. Boston, 1861. 12*.
6.361.24
Falk (Johann Daniel), b, 1768. d, 1826.
— Baur (W.) John Falk.
pp. 409-436 of 9-515.38
Falkland, %d lord viscount See Gary (Lucius).
Fanaticism.
—Taylor (I.) Natural history of enthusiasm.
[Amm.] New York, 1831. 12**. 2Z.3314
Fanaticism. [Anm,] New York, 1834. 12'.
21.3314
Fane (Julian Charles Henry), b, 1827. d. 1870.
— Bulwer-Lytton (R.) Julian Fane: a memoir.
London, 1871. 16"*. 6.351. 12
Faraday (Michael), b, 1791. d, 1867.
—Gladstone (J. H.) Michael Faraday. 2d ed.
London, 1873. I6^ 6.351.15
The same. New York, 1872. 16''. 6.351. 16
—Jones (H. B.) Life and letters of Faraday.
Philadelphia, 1870. 2 v. 8'. 6.351.18
—La Rive (A. A.) Michael Faraday. His life
and works. Tr. from the French. 23.3733>i
[Smitbsooiaa report, 1867, pp. 937-345].
— Tyndall (J.) Faraday as a discoverer. New
York, 1874. 12*. 6.351.17
Farcy (Jean Georges), b. 1800. d. 1830.
— Sainte-Beuve (C. a.) George Farcy, pp.
209-238. V. X of 8.481.13
Farming. See Agrioiltnre.
Famese (Alessandro), 3d duke of Parma, b.
1546. d, 1592.
— DoNDiNi (G.) Historia de rebus in Gallia
gestis, [1585-95] ab Alexandro Fameslo.
Norimbcrgae, [i575]. s. 4*. 7-430.a
Faroe Islands.
—Description and history of Faroe. [Anon,]
pp. 326-355 of 32.2011. II
Fashion.
—Anecdotes of fashion. v. 19 of 1.17.2
Sfty alM, Costume.
Fasting.
— WiNSLOW (L. S. F.) Fasting and feeding
psychologically considered. London,! 88 1.
8% a9.3824.14
Fastolfe (Sir John). d, 1459.
— Inventory of effects belonging to Sir John
Fastolfe. pp. 232-280. v. 21 of 5.2286.Z
Fathers of the church.
— Cave (W.) Scriptorum ecclesiasticorum his-
toria literaria, a Christo nato ad saeculum
xiv., qua de vita illorum ac rebus gestis.
Ed. nov. cum appendice H. Wharton et
R. Gerii. Genevae, 1720. T. 31. 1988.x
— Fabricius XJ. a.) Bibliotheca ecclesiastica,
in qua continentur de scriptoribus ecclesi-
asticis [decem auctores antiqui]. Ham-
burg!, 1718. f. 3X. 1958.7
— Gronovius (J. F.) Observatonim in scriptori-
bus ecclesiasticis . . . monobiblos. Da-
ventriae, 1651. .24*. 31. 1941.23
— Le Clerc (J.) Lives of the primitive fathers.
Now done into English. London, 1 701.
8'. 31.1941.17
— ^Society for promoting Christian Imowledge.
Fathers for English readers. London,
[1876-80]. 4v. i6'. 30.1943.25-28
— ^Zaccagni (L. a.) Collectanea monumen to-
rum veterum ecclesiae graecae, ac latinae.
Tom. I. Romae, 1698. 4**. 3Z.2006.2
Fatty substances.
— Gaier (J.) Ueber die einwirkung von jod auf
die silbersalze zweibasischer siluren der
fettkOrper. Karlsruhe, 1880. 30 pp. 8*.
30.1938. Box 2
Fauriel (Claude Charles), b. 1772. d, 1844.
— Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) M. Fauriel. pp. 125-
268. V. 4 of 8.481. 13
Faust legend.
— Faust auf der volksbtlhne, mit commentaren
von Franz Horn, u. alteren. pp. 651-
1027. V. 10 of 23.3434.17
— Geschichte vom Faust in reimen, nach dem
einzigen bekannten exemplar von 1587.
216 pp. V. 11 of 23.3434.18
— Historia von d. Johann Fausten, dem weit-
beschreyten zauberer und schwartzktlnst-
ler, [Anon.] Gedruckt durch J. Spies,
1587. pp. 933-1074. V. 4 of 23.3434.17
— History of that renowned arch-sorcerer, doctor
John Faust. [Anon.] With illustrations
by T, Roscoe. pp. 256-413.
V. I of 20.1241. 7
— History of the damnable life and deserted
death of Dr. John Faustus. pp. 151-414.
V. 3 of 20.1224.3
— Peter (F.) Die literatur der Faustsage bis
ende des jahres 1848. Leipzig, 1849. 8*.
19. 1 184. 12
— Reichlin-M£ldegg(C. a. von). Diedeutschen
volksbUcher von Johann Faust, und Chris-
toph Wagner, seinem famulus, pp. 217-
1024. V. II of 23.3434.17
— ScHEiBLE (J.) Die sage vom Faust bis zum
erscheinen des ersten volksbuches, mit
literatur und vergleichungaller folgenden.
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Feyers.
— Tanzpoem der doktor Faust, nebst curioseti
berichten Uber teufel, hexeD, und dicht-
kunst. Von H. Heine, pp. 121-205.
V. 7 of 9.561.3
— WiDMAN (G. R.) Warhaflftige historic von
d. Johannes Faustus. Neu herausg. von
J. Scheible. pp. 275-394.
V. 2 of 23.3434.17
Feasts, and festal usages. See Conviviality.
Feejee Islands. See Figi Islands.
Feletz (Charles Marie Dorimond de). b, 1767.
d, i860.
— ViLLEMAiN (A. F.) De rabb6 de Feletz, et de
quelques salons de son temps, pp. 439-
490. V. I of 8.491.7
Fenelon (Francois de Salignac de Lamothe). b,
1651. d. 1715. . .
— Alembert (J. L. d'). Eloge de Ffenelon. pp.
7-60. V. 8 of 8.500.2
— Baussbt (L. F. de). The life of Fenelon.
Translated from the French by W. Mud-
ford. London, 18 10. 2 v. 8**. 8.482.44
— Butler (C.) Life of Fenelon. Baltimore,
1811. 12**. 8.482.43
— CHAfiNiNG (W. E.) Remarks on the character
and writings of Fenelon. 41 pp. Edin-
burgh, 1839. i^*"' v. 7 of 1. 1 1. 17
— Lamartine (A. M. L. P. de). F6nelon. pp.
245-351. V. 3 of 8.505.1
— -The same. F6nelon. [From the French].
pp. 303-406. V. 2 of 2.90. 1
— Ramsay (A. M.) Histoire de la vie de Fran-
cois de Salignac de La Motte Fenelon.
Bruxelles, 1724. s. 12°. 8.482.42
— Shelley (M.W.G.)a«</ Wallace (W.) Fene-
lon. pp. 329-373. V. I of 32.2031.12
Ferdinand II., emperor of Germany, b. 1578.
d. 1637.
— Deductio deren ursachen und motiven:
darumb Ferdinandus der ander nach tod-
lichem abgang weyland kayser Matthiae
des regiments im kdnigreich Boheimb
und demselben incorporirten lilnder ver-
lustigt. 1620. 4°. 9.534.20
Ferdinand II,, king of Aragon, b, 1452. d. 15 16.
— Prescott (W. H.) History of the reign of
Ferdinand and Isabella the Catholic. Bos-
ton, 1859. 3v. 8^ 4.232.1
Ferguson (James), b, 17 10. d, 1770.
— Henderson (E.) Life of James Ferguson, in
an autobiographical account, and a me-
moir. Edinburgh, 1867. 8^ 6.351. 19
Fermentation.
— Balling (C. J. N.) Die gSUirungschemie
in ihrer anwendung auf die bierbrauerei.
2e aufl. Prag, 1854. 4 pts. in 2 v. 8**.
29.3866.15
The same, se aufl. Prag, 1865. 4 v. 8"*.
30.1925.5
— Donovan (M.) Theory of fermentation, pp.
95-141. V. I of 32.2031. 1
— Liebig (J. von). Vinous fermentation, etc.
pp. 311-337 of 28. 1743.21
-^Pasteur (L.) Etudes sur la bi^re. Paris,
1876. 8°. 30.1926.10
— -^The same. Studies in fermentation. Tr.
by F. Faulkner and D. C. Robb. Lon-
don, 1879. 8*. 30.1926.12
— SchOtzenberger (P.) On fermentation. New
York, 1876. Ia^ 30.1926.18
Ferns.
—Bauer (F.) and Hooker {Sir W. J.) Genera
filicum; or, illustrations of the ferns, and
other allied genera. London, 1842. 1. 8"*.
28.1746.5
— HiBBERD (S.) The fern garden; or, fern cul-
ture made easy. 4th ed. London, 1872.
I6^ 28.1730.4
—Hooker (Sir W. J.) Exotic ferns. Drawings
by Mr. Fitch. London, 1859. 4'- 28.1747.2
Garden ferns; coloured figures and descrip-
tions. Drawings by W. Fitch. London,
1862. L 8\ 28.1746.13
and Baker (J. G.) Synopsis filicum; or all
known ferns. 2d ed. London, 1874. 8"*.
28.1746.24
and Greville (R. K.) Icones filicum: fig-
ures and descriptions of ferns. Colored
plates. Londini, 1831. 2 v. f^ 28.1747.6
— Lowe (E. J.) Our native ferns: a history
of the British species and their varieties.
London, 1869-74. 2 v. 1. 8**. 28.17^6.14
— Williamson (J.) Ferns of Kentucky, with
etchings and wood-cuts. Louisville, Ky.,
1878. 12". 28.1740.12
Ferrar (Nicholas).
— Peckard (P.) Nicholas Ferrar. pp. 69-266.
V. 5 of 6.348.4
Ferrara.
— PoMATELLi (F.) Rimescelte de poeti ferraresi.
Aggiuntevi brevi notizie intomo ad essi.
Ferrara, 1713. 8°. 18.3051.4
Feuerbach (Ludwig Andreas), b, 1804. d, 1872.
— CoRNiLL (A.) Ludwig Feuerbach, und seine
stellung zur religion und philosophie der
gegenwart. Frankfurt am Main, 1851.
12 . 23.3424.13
— Schmidt (J.) Ludwig Feuerbach.
pp. 181-221 of z6. 1005.3
Fevers.
— Alibert (J. L.) Dissertations sur les fi^vres
pemicieuses, ou ataxiques intermittentes.
Paris, an viii., [1800]. 8'. 29.3817.10
— Casorati (F.) Trattoto delle febri intermit-
tenti, preceduto da alcune notizie sulla
vitadeir autore. Pavia,i863. 8**. 29.3836.^
— Great Britain. Reports relative to the prev-
alence of disease at Croydon. London,
1853. f". 29-3838.3
— Keen (W. W.) On the surgical complications
and sequels of the continued fevers.
Washington, 1877. 68 pp. 8*.
V. 15 of 28.3734.1
— Maclagan (T.) Germ theory applied to the
explanation of the phenomena of disease.
The specific fevers. London, 1876. 8**.
29.3824.10
—Mitchell (J. K.) On the cryptogamous
origin of malarious and epidemic fevers.
Philadelphia, 1849. i^"*. 29.3836.16
— Wood (H. C.) Fever: a study in morbid and
normal physiology. v. 23 of 28.3748.1
Researches upon fever. Washington, 1879.
8'- 28.3733.1
[Smlthaonlan report, 1878].
Study of the nature and mechanism of
fever. Washington, 1875. 45 pp. S'*.
V. 15 of 28.3734.1
224
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OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Fiction.
Fibrous plants.
— Squier (E. G.) Tropical fibres: their produc-
tion and economic extraction. New York,
1861. 8^ 28.1744.8
Fichte (Johann Gottlieb), b, 1762. </. 1814.
— Adamson (R.) Fichte. Edinburgh, 1881.
I6^ 23.1441. 21
— Baur (W.) Johann Gottlieb Fichte.
pp. 149-176 of 9.515.29
— Brandis (C. a.) Johann Gottlieb Fichte's
hundertjahriger geburtstag, gefeiert in
Bonn. Rede. Bonn, 1862. 8". 23.1441.26
— Jacobi (F. H.) An Fichte. Hamburg, 1799.
8*. 23. 1441. 19
— Lasson (A.) J. G. Fichte im verh<niss zu
kirche and staat. Berlin, 1863. 8**.
24.1506.3
—RiCHTER (J. P. F.) Clavis fichtiana, seu leib-
geberiana. v. 17 of 0.552.2
—Smith (W.) Memoir of Johann dottlieb
Fichte. Boston, 1846. 12**. 23.1441.22
The same. 9.541.44
—Trendelenburg (A.) Zur erinnerung an
Johann Gottlieb Fichte. Berlin, 1862.
39 pp. 4*- 23. 1428. Box 3
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et latinc. ParisUs, 1856. 8'. Z4.864.2
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Zurich, z86a a v. 16^. 20.3240.5
— Maslus (J« C. A.) Volksmftrchen der Deut-
schen. Berlin, n. d. 4 pts. in i v. sq.
z6% 20. z 240. 7 I
— Nachtigall (J. C. C.) Volcks-sagen. Bre-
men,-1800. 8\ 20.1240.24
— OcHOA (E.) Tesoro de novelistas espafioles.
Paris, 1847. 3 V. 8°. 20.1226.8
—Painter (W.) Palace of pleasure. Edited
by J. Haslewood. London, 1813. 2 v.
4 . z8.z076.z2
— RoscoE (T.) German novelists. Tales selected,
etc. London, 1826. 4 v. Z2*'. 20.1241.7
Italian novelists translated with notes. Lon-
don, 1836. 4 V. p. 8°. 20.Z24Z.9
—Sim ROCK (C. J.) Deutschen volksbticher
gesammelt. Franckfurt a. M., 1845-67,
13 V. 16°. 20.1242.19
— Smith (R.) Greek romances of lieliodorus,
Longus, and Achilles Tatius translated.
London, Z855. p. 8°. 20.z224.i5
— Taylor (E.) German popular stories. Lon-
don, 1875. sq. 8°. 20.1243.19
— Thoms (W.J.) Early English prose romances,
etc 2d ed. London, 1858. 3 v. p. 8*.
20.1224.3
— Weber (H.) Metrical romances of the 13th —
15th centuries. With notes. Edinburgh,
z8zo. 2v. 8**. 20.z224.z4
General works,
— Blankenburg (C. F.) Versuch ilber den
roman. [Anon.] Leipzig, 1774. 8".
20.z228.z9
—Brewer (E. C.) Dictionary of phrase and
fable. 2d ed. Philadelphia, n. d. 8**.
Revolving case. C.zz
Reader's handbook of allusions, plots, etc
Philadelphia, z88o. Z2''.
Revolving case. C.zo
— DiDOT (A. F.) Essai de classification des
romans de chevalerie. Paris, 1870. 8*.
Z6.995.5
— Kreyssig (F.) Vorlesungen flber den deutschen
roman der gegenwart Berlin, 187Z. 8*.
20.12l8a.7
— Nicolai (C.) Versuch einer theorie des
romans. Quedlinburg, 1819. s. 8**.
20.1218a.16
— Wessenbero (L H. C. von). Ueber den sitt-
lichen einfluss der romane. Constanz,
Z826. z6*. 20.1218a.z8
—Wheeler (W. A.) Dictionary of noted names
of fiction. Boston, Z865. z6**. 20.z2z8a.zz
^Vocabulary of names of noted fictitious per-
sons and places, pp. z 538-96 of Z5.926.3
— WiNSOR (J.) Chronological index to histori-
cal fiction [in the Boston public library].
2d ed. Boston, Z875. 32 pp. 1. 8 .
Z6.1008. Box z
— ZiMMERN (H.) and (A.) Half-hours with
foreign novelists. 2d ed. London, z883.
2 v. p. 8^ 20.Z2z8a.9
History and criticism.
— DuNLOP (J.) History of fiction, from the
earliest Greek romances to the present
age. 3ded. London, Z845. 1.8'. 20.Z2z8tf.z
—Forsyth (W.) Novels and novelists of the
eighteenth century. New York, Z87Z. Z2*'.
20.Z2z8a.5
— HuET (P. D.) Liber de origine fabularum
romanensium. Hagae-ComitU, 1682. s. 8**.
2z.z298a.z4
—James (H.) French poets and novelists. Lon-
don, Z878. p. 8"*. 20.Z2Z&I.8
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Fictioiu
— Masson (D.) British novelists and their styles.
Cambridge, [Eng.], 1859. 8^ 2ai2i8a.io
^The same. Boston, 1875. 12*. 30.1218tf.10
— MoiR (G.) Treatise on modem romance.
[Amch,] Edinburgh, 1 839. 12"*. 21.1314. 34
— Scott (W.) Lives of Uie novelists. New York.
1825. I2\ ao.1218a.13
The same. With notes. New York,
1872. 8^ ao.1218tf.12
NatumaHtUs. (Amtruan),
—Adams (N.) Sable dood. [An^,] Boston,
1861. I2^ 34. 1474. 26
^Aldrich (T. B.) Marjorie Daw, and other
people. Boston, 1878. I6^ ao.1234.3
— Allston (W.) Monaldi: a tale. Boston, 1856.'
p. 8*. 20.1234.5
•— Bache (A.) Firescreen: or, domestic sketches.
Philadelphia, 1841. 12*". ao.1234.7
— Bakrr (W. M.) Blessed Saint Certainty: a
story. Boston, 1881. 8^ 20.1234.8i
^ -His majesty, myself. Boston, 1880. 16**.
20.1234.8
— Bishop (W.H.) Detmold: a romance. Boston,
1879. 16 . 20.1234.9
—Brown (C. B.) Wieland; or, the transforma-
tion. Boston, 1827. 12'. 20.1234.12
—Burnett (F. H.) Haworth's. New York,
1879. 12**. 20.1234.14
— Burton (W.) District school as it was. Bos-
ton, 1852. 12°. 20.1234.16
— Carlton (R.) New purchase; or, seven and
a half years in the far west. New York,
1843. I2^ 20.1228.14
—Cooper (J. F.) Afloat and ashore. Boston,
[188 ij. 16**. V. I of 20. 1200. 1
Bravo. Paris, 1831. 8*. 20. 1234.21
^The same. Boston, [1881 ?]. i6\
V. 2 of 2O.I2O0r.I
Chainbearer; or, the Littlepage manuscripts.
Boston, 1881. I6^ V. 3 of 20. 1 200. 1
Crater; or, Vulcan's Peak. Boston, [1881 ?].
16**. V. 4 of 20. 1200. 1
Deerslayer; or, the first war-path. New
York, 1853. I2^ 20.1234.25
The same. Boston, [1881 ?]. I6^
V. 5 of 20. 1200. 1
Headsman; or, the Abbaye des vignerons.
Paris, 1833. 8°. 20.1234.23
The same. London, 1833. 3 v. in i. 12°.
20.1234-24
^The same. Boston, 188 1. 16'.
v. 6 of 20. 1200. 1
— -Heidenmauer; or, the Benedictines: a legend
of the Rhine. Paris, 1832. 8^ 20.1234.20
The same. Boston, 1881. 16°.
V. 7 of 20. T 200. 1
— -Homeward bound; or, the chase. Boston,
[1881 ?]. 16°. V. 9 of 20. 1200. 1
Home as found: sequel to Homeward bound.
Boston, [1881?]. I6^ V. 10 of 20. 1 200. 1
»^ -Last of the Mohicans. New York, 1853.
I2^ 20.1234.25
The same. New York, 1865. 12*. 20.1234.25
The same. New York, 1873. 8^ 20.1234.27
^The same. Boston, 1881. 16**.
V. II of 20. 1200. 1
Lionel Lincoln; or, the leaguer of Boston.
[Anon.] New York, 1825. 2 v. 12%
20.1234.26
-— -The same. Boston, 1881. I6^
V. 12 of 20. 1200. 1
Mercedes of Castile; or, the voyage to Ca-
thay. Boston, 1881. 16''.
V. 13 of 20. 1200. 1
Miles Wallingford: a sequel to Afloat and
ashore. Boston, [1881?]. 16"*.
▼. 14 of 20.1200.1
Monikins. [An^n,} London, 1835. 3 v.
12''. 20.1234. 19
^The same. Boston, [1881 ?]. I6^
V. 15 of 20.1200.1
Oak^peninn; or, the bee-hmiter. Boston,
1881. i6\ V. 17 of 20.1200. 1
Pathfinder; or, the inland sea [Lake On-
Urio]. New York, 1853. 12**. 20.1 234. 25
^The same. New York. 1864. 12". 20.1234.25
^Thesame. Boston, [1881J. i6\
V. 18 of 20. 1200. 1
Pilot With introduction by the author.
New York, 1852. 12*. 20.1234.25
The same. Boston, 1881. 16**.
V. 20 of ao. 1200. 1
Pioneers; or, the sources of the Susque-
hanna. New York, 1853. p.8'. ao. 1234.25
The same. Boston, [1881 ?]. 16°.
V. 19 of ao.i2oo.i
Prairie. With notes, etc., by the author.
New York, 1853. 12*. ao. 1234. 25
The same. Boston, 1881. 16".
V. 21 of ao. 1200. 1
Precaution. Boston, 1881. 16".
V. 22 of ao. 1200. 1
Red rover. New York, 1851. ^2^ ao.1234.25
^The same. Boston, 1881. ^6^
V. 23 of ao.i2oo.i
Redskins; or, Indian and Injin. Boston,
[1881?]. 16'. V. 23 of ao. 1 200. 1
Satanstoe; or, the Littlepage manuscripts.
Boston, 1881. 16°. V. 24 of ao. 1 200. 1
Sea-lions; or, the lost sealers. Boston,
1881. 16*. V. 25 of ao. 1200. 1
Spy: a tale of the neutral ground. New
York, 1853. la**. ao. 1234. 25
The same. Boston, [1881 ?]. 16**.
V. 26 of ao. 1200. 1
Two admirals. New York, 1852. 12*'.
ao. 1234.25
The same. Boston, 188 1. 16".
V. 27 of ao.i2CKxi
^Water- witch ; or. the skimmer of the seas.
New York, 1852. 12". 20.1234.25
The same. Boston, [188 1 ?]. 16**.
V. 28 of 20. 1200. 1
Ways of the hour. New York, 1853. 12".
20.1234.25
The same. Boston, [1881 ?]. i6*.
V. 29 of 20.1200. 1
Wing and wing; or, Le feu-follet. New
York, 1852. 12°. 20.1234.25
^The same. Boston, [1881]. 16*.
V. 31 of 20. 1200. 1
^Wept of Wish-ton-wish. Boston, [188 1 ?].
16". V. 30 of 20. 1200. 1
Wyandotte; or, the hutted knoll. Boston,
1881. 16°. V. 32 of 20. 1 200. 1
— Cuningham (J.) Dream-god; or, a singular
evolvement of thought in sleep. New
York, [1873?]. I6^ 20.i234.2<>
— Diaz (A. M.) Schoolmaster's trunk. Boston,
1875. 12°. 20.1234.31
—Dickinson (A. E.) What answer ? Boston,
1868. 16°. ' ao. 1234. 33
226
Fiction.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Fiction.
— Fletchsr (J.) Kismet Boston, 1877. 16°.
20.1234.38
— FoLLBN (E. L.) Sketches of married life.
Revised ed. Boston, 1841. I6^ 20.1234.36
— FosDiCK (W. W.) Malmlztic the Toltec; and
the cayaliers of the cross. Cincinnati,
i8$i. 8^ 20.1234.40
—Fourth experiment of living. [Ancn.] 3d
ed. Boston, 1837. I8^ 20.1235.47
— Hageman (S. M.) Once: a novel. New York,
1881. 12*. 20.1235.56i
•—Hals (E. E.) His level best, and other stories.
Boston, 1877. 16'. 20.1235.4
How to do it. Boston, 1877. i6'. 20.1235.5
Ingham papers. Boston, 1869. 16''. 20.1235.3
In His name. Boston, 1877. sq. 16''.
20.1235.10
-* -Man without a country, and other tales.
Boston, 1879. 12*. 20.1235.7
Our new crusade: a temperance story. Bos-
ton, 1875. sq. i6\ 20. 1235. II
Philip Nolan's friends. New York, 1877.
8'. 20. 1235. 1
» -Sybaris, and other homes. Boston, 1869.
16*. 20.1235.2
^Halb (L. p.) Struggle for life. With an
introduction by £. E. Hale. 4th ed.
Boston, 1868. 8^ 20.1235.14
--Hale (S. J.) Keeping house and house-keep-
ing. New York, 1845. I8^ 20. 1235. 15
^Hartx (F. B.) Condensed novels. 8"*.
20.1235.17
Luck of roaring camp, and other sketches.
Boston, 1870. 12''. 20.1235.18
^Tales of the Argonauts, and other sketches.
Boston, 1875. I2^ 20.1235.19
—Hawthorns (N.) Fanshawe, the Dolliver
romance, and other pieces. Boston, 1876.
2 V. in I. I2^ 20.1235.21
House of the seven gables. Boston, 1871.
2 V. in I. p. 8°. 20.1235.26
Marble faun. Boston, i860. 2 v. 12''.
20.1235.24
^Thesame. Boston, 1876. 12*. 20.1235.21
^ -Mosses from an old manse. Boston, 1871.
2 V. in I. I2^ 20.1235.21
^The same. Boston, 1876. 2 v. in i. 12**.
20.1235.21
— -Scariet letter, and Blithedale romance. Bos-
ton, 1875. 2 V. in I. 8% 20.1235.21
^The same. Boston, 1872. 2 v. in i. p. 8*.
20.1235.21
Septimius Felton. Boston, 1872. 16^.
20.1235.25
^Tbe tame. Boston, 1873. a v. in i. 12**.
20.1235.21
^Thetame. 20.1235.22
— -Tangle-wood tales, and biographical stories.
Boston, 1876. 2v. in I. p. 8*. 20.1235.21
— -Twice-told tales. A new edition. Boston,
1851. 2v. i6\ 20.1235.23
^Tbe same. Boston, 1876. 2 v. in i. p. 8*".
20.1235.21
^Wonder-book, and Grandfather's chair. Bos-
ton, 1876. 2 V. in I. p. 8"*. 20.1235.21
— Hawthorns (J.) Idolatry: a romance. Bos-
ton, 1874. 8\ 20.1235.28
—Holland (J. G.) Sevtnoaks: a story. 25th
thous. New York, 1876. I2*. 20.1235.32
— HOLMBS (O. W.) Autocrat of the breakfast
table. Boston, 1879. 8**. 20.1235.36
Elsie Vcnner. Boston, 1861. 2 v. i6'.
20.1235.37
Guardian angel. Boston, 1867. 8^.
20.1235.33
Poet at the breakfast uble. London, 1872.
16*. 20.1235.35
The same. Boston, 1879. 8** 20.1235.35
Professor at the breakfast table. Boston,
1866. 12*. 20.1235.34
The same. Boston, 1879. 8*. 20.1235.34
—Hooper (L. H.) Under the tricolor. Phila-
delphia, 1880. 12^. 20.1235.38
— HowsLLS (W. D.) Chance acquaintance.
Boston, 1877. p. 8^ 20.1235.40i
Lady of the Aroostook. Boston, 1879.
p. 8**. 20.1235.40
— -Suburban sketches. Newed. Boston, 1874.
p. 8\ 20.12354X
^Their wedding journey. Boston, 1875. p.
8**. 20.1235.42
—Irving (W.) Bracebridge Hall; or, the hu-
morists. By Geoffrey Crayon, Gent.
New York, 1865. I2^ 4.230.18
Sketch-book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent.
Philadelphia, 1871. I2^ 4.231. 12
The same. London. 1838. 2 v. 16". Z.10.13
^Wolfert's roost, and other papers. New
York, 1865. 12*. 4.230.30
-I ^The same. Philadelphia, 187a 8**. 4.231. 10
— ^James (H.) Confidence. Boston, 1880. p. 8''.
20.1205. II
Portrait of a lady. Boston, 1882. p. 8*.
20.1205.13
— JUDD (S.) Margaret. Boston, 1871. i6**.
20.1205.13
Richard Edney, and the governor's family.
Boston, 1880. 12**. 20.1205.14
— Kelso (I.) Stars and bars; or, the reign of
terror in Missouri. Boston, 1864. 12**.
20.1235.39
—Kennedy (J. P.) Swallow barn. Revised ed.
New York, 1866. 12''. 20.1235.44^
— Kirkland(C. S.) Forest life. By the author
of ''A new home." New York, 1842.
12*. 3. 106.21
New home — who'll follow? by Mrs. Mary
Clavers. [pseud,] New York, 1841. 8 .
20.1234.17
—Lee (H. F.) Three experiments of living.
[Ancn,] Boston, 1837. 18'. 20.1235.45
Ehnor Felton. ist ed. Boston, 1837. i8*.
20.1235-46
— Living on other people's means. [Anon.]
Boston, 1837. 18 . 20.1235.47
—Longfellow (H. W.) Hyperion: a romance.
Cambridge, 1845. 8*. 20.1235.49
Kavanagh: a tale. Boston, 1849. 8*.
20.1235.50
^The same, and Drift-wood. Boston, 1866.
8'.
— Mayo (W. S.) Kaloolah; or, joumeyings to
the Djb61 Kumri. New York, 1849. 12**.
20.1236.8
—Melville (H.) Mardi; and a vo3rage thither.
New York, 1849. 2 v. 12'. 20.1235.55
Typee; a peep at Polynesian life. Revised
ed., with a sequel. New York, 1847. I2*.
z 1.673.21
[Giger].
—Miller (C. H.) Shadows of Shasta. Chicago,
1881. i6'. 20.1235.56
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SUBJECTCATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Fiction.
-Mitchell (D. G.) Seven stories, with base-
ment and attic. New York, 1864. la*".
20.1335-57
-Paulding (J. K.) Bulls and the Jonathans,
and John Bull in America. New York,
1867. 16*. 20.1236.3
— Tales of the good woman. Ed. by W. I.
Paulding. New York, 1867. 8*. 20. 1236. 5
-Phelps (E. S.) Story of Avis. Boston, 1877.
8^ 20.1236.6
-Richardson (A. S.) Stories from old Eng-
lish poetry. Boston,i88i. 16*". 20.1254.15
-Robinson (T. A. L. von J.) Life's discipline:
a Ule of the annals of Hungary. New
York, 1851. 12*. 20.1236.7J
-Roe (E. P.) Barriers burned away. New
York. 1873. 12*- 20.1236.7
- -Without a home. New York, 1881. 8^
20. 1236. 6i
-Sargent (L. M.) Temperance tales. New ed.
Boston, 1856. 2 V. in i. 12^. 20. 1236. 10
-ScuDDER (H. E.) Stories from my attic.
New York, 1876. i6'. 20.1236.11
-Sedgwick (C. M.) Clarence; or, a tale of our
own times. New York, 1849. 12°.
20.1236.13
- -Hope Leslie; or, early times in Massachu-
setts. NewYork,i842. 2 v. I2^ 20.1236.15
— Lin woods; or, ** sixty years since" in Amer-
ica. New York, 1836. 2 v. 12*. 20.1236.16
Live and let live; or, domestic service illus-
trated. New York, 1841. 18*. 20. 1236. 19
Means and ends; or, self-training. 2d ed.
New York, 1842. I8^ 20.1236.20
Poor rich man, and the rich poor man.
New York, 1842. i8*. 20.1236.21
Tales and sketches. Philadelphia, 1835.
12**, 20.1236.18
-Sedgwick (S. R.) Allen Prescott; or, the for-
tunes of a New England boy. New York,
1834. 2 v. 12'. . 20.1236.14
-Severance (M. S.) Hammersmith: his Har-
vard days. Boston, 1878. p. 8**.
-Sigourney (L. H.) Sketches. Philadelphia,
1834. 12*. 20.1236.25
-SIMMS (W. G.) Partisan: a tale of the revo-
lution. New York, 1835. 2 v. I2^
20.1236.27
-Sprague (M. a.) Earnest trifler. [Anon.]
Boston, 1880. sq. I6^ 20.1236.28
-Stowe (H. B.) Minister's wooing. New
York, 1859. '2\ 20.1236.30
Oldtown folks. Boston,i869. 12'. 20.1236.31
Pink and white tyranny. Boston, 1871. 16**.
20.1236 34
Uncle Tom's cabin. Boston, 1853. 2 v. 12*'.
-Student-life at Harvard. [Anon.] Boston,
1876. 8". 20.1236.36
-Taylor (B.) John Godfrey's fortunes. New
York. 1865. p. 8'. 20.1236.38
Story of Kcnnett. New York. 1873. p. S".
20.1236.39
-TouRGEE (A. W.) Bricks without straw: a
novel. New York, 1880. 12°. 20.1236.46
Fool's errand, by one of the fools. [Am>n.]
New York. 1879. 12°. 20.1236.47
-Tudor (W.) Gebel Teir. [Ancn,] Boston,
1829. 12*. 20.1236.45
-Tuthill (L. C. H.) Goals and guerdons; or,
the chronicles of a life. [Anon.] London,
1848. 2 V. in I. !«•. 20.1250.32
-Ware(W.) Aurelian; or, Rome in the third
century. 5th ed. New York, 1854. 12*.
20.1236.48
— Zenobia; or, the fall of Palmyra. 6th ed.
New York, 1846. 2 v. 12**. 20.1236.49
-Warfield (C. W.) Household of Bouverie.
[Anon.] New York, i860. I2^. 20.1236.51
— Romance of Beauseincourt. New York.
1867. I2^ 20.1236.52
-Webb Q.Vf.) Altowan; or, life and adven-
ture in the Rocky Mountains. New York,
1846. 2 V. 12*. 20.1236.53
-Wife (The) for a missionary, by the author of
** Louisa Ralston," etc Cincinnati, 1835.
i8*. 20.1257.37
-Winthrop (T.) Canoe and the saddle, and
Isthmiana. loth ed. Boston, 1871. 12*.
20.1236.55
Life in the open air, and other papers.
Boston, 1876. 16**. 20.1236.54
-WiswALL (J. T.) Mr. Christopher Katydid,
by Mark Heywood. [^s€Md,] London,
1864. 2 V. 8*. 20.1236.56
(En^lisA).
-Addison (J.) Sir Roger de Coverley. By the
spectator. Boston, 1852. 16''. 21. 1300.4
-Alexander {Mrs.) Heritage of Langdale.
New York, 1877. i6*. 20.1251.42
Maid, wife, or widow? New York, 1879.
i6'. 20.1251.42
- -Which shall it be? New York, 1874. i6'.
20.1251.42
-Amory (T.) Life of John Buncle, Esq. Lon-
don, 1825. 3 v. 8*. 20.1244.5
-Ancketill (W. R.) Adventures of Mick
Callighin. London, 1874. p. 8". 20. 1244.7
The De Burghos. London, 1874. p. 8*.
20.1244.7
-Austen (J.) Emma: a novel. New York.
i860. I2^ 20.1244. II
^The same. Boston, 1863. 12*. 20.1244.9
Mansfield park. New York, i860. 12*".
20.1244.11
Pride and prejudice, and Northanger abbey.
New York, i860, p. 8**. 20. 1244. 11
Sense and sensibility, and Persuasion. New
York, i86a 12*. 20.1244.11
-Beckford (W.) Vathek: an Arabian tale.
New York, [1872 ?!. i6'. 20. 1244. 15
-Bell (M. M.) Eda Morton and her cousins.
London, [1870?]. I6^ 20.1244.17
-Black (W.) Daughter of Heth. New York,
1877. I2^ 20.1244.19
Green pastures and Piccadilly. New York,
1877 (?) 12*. 20.1244.19
In silk attire: a novel New York, 1877.
12". 20.1244. 19
Kilmeny. New York, 1877. 12*. 20.1244.19
Macleod of Dare. New York, 1879. 12*.
20.1244.19
Madcap Violet. New York, 1877. 12*.
20.1244.19
Princess of Thule. New York, 1877. la*.
20.1244.19
Strange adventures of a phaeton. New
York, 1877. 12*. 20.1244.19
Three feathers. New York. 1877. 12*.
20.1244.19
-BRONTft (C.) Works. Philadelphia, [1870?]
4 V. 8^ 2ai244.a4
228
Fiction.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Fiction.
Jane Ejrre: an autobiography. [Anon.] New
York, i860. I2^ 20.1244.25
Professor. New York, 1857. 12". 20.1244.26
Shirley. New York, i860. 12". 20. 1244.25
^Villette. New York, i860. 12°. 20.1244.25
[Gigerl.
— Brooke (H.) Fool of qnality; or, the history
of Henry, earl of Moreland. ist Aoi. from
3d Lond. ed. Baltimore, 1810. 2 v. 12*.
20.1244.29
— BuLWER (G. E. E. L.) Alice. London, 1873.
8'. 20.1245.8
^Thc same. A sequel to ** Ernest Maltravcrs.'*
New York. 1842. 8\ 20. 1245. 1
Caxtons. Philadelphia, 1871.16*. 20. 1245. 13
The same. London, 1874. 8*. 20. 1245.4
Ernest Maltravers. New York, 1842. 8**.
20. 1245. 1
The same. London, 1873. p. 8*. 20.1245,2
Eugene Aram. [A mm.] New York, 1842.
I2^ 20. 1245. 1
The same. London, 1878. p. 8". 20. 1245. i
Harold, the last of the Saxon kings. Phila-
delphia. 1865. 2v. p. 8". 20.1245.5
Last days of Pompeii. London, 1873. 8*.
20. 1245. II
The same. Philadelphia, 1875. i6\
20. 1245. 1 1
Last of the barons. Philadelphia, 1865.
2 V. 16°. 20.1245.8
My novel. Philadelphia, 1872. 2 v. 16".
20.1245.10
Parisians. New York, 1874. I2'. 20. 1245.6
Paul Clifford. New York,i842. 8'. 20.1245.1
Pelham. London, 1873. S''. 20. 1245. 7
Pilgrims of the Rhine. London, 1866. 8**.
20.1245.3
Rienzi: the last of the Roman tribunes.
London. 1878. s. 8^ 20. 1245. 12
^Student: a series of papers. [Anon.] New
York, 1835. 2 V. 12*. 2X. 1302.9
— BuNBURY (S.) Evenings in the Pyrenees:
stories from many lands. London, 1845.
12'. 20. 1250. II
— BuNYAN (J.) Pilgrim's progress. Boston,
1880. 8**. 20.1245.20
The same, in English and French. New
York, 1876. 8*. 20.1245.21
The same. Voyage d'un chrestien vers
r^ternit6. Amsterdam, 1685. 12**.
20.1245.23
— BuRFORD cottage, and its robin-red-breast.
[Anon.] London, 1835. 12". 20. 1244.33
—Bury (C.) Divorced. London, 1858. 16".
20.1254.13
-Butt (B. M.) Miss Molly. New York. 1876.
^6^ 20.1251.42
—Charles (E.) Diary of Mrs, Kitty Trevylyan.
Amer.ed. New York, 1864. 12*. 20.1245.32
^The same. New York. 1865. 12*'. 20.1245.32
Early dawn. New York.1869. 12*. 20.1245.31
^T wo vocations. New York. 1865. I2^
20.1245.33
—Coleridge (S. H.) Phantasmion: a fairy
tale. Boston, 1874. p. 8". 20. 1223. 13
—Collins (W.) After dark- London. 1856. 2 v.
16". 20,1245.331
— Conybeare (W. J.) Perversion: or, the
causes and consequences of infidelity.
New York, 1856. I2^ 20.1245.36
[MaagniTe].^
— Craik (D. M.) John Halifax, gentleman.
27th ed. London, [1875 ?]. p. 8^
20.1245.34
Noble life. New York, 1866. 12*. 20.1245.35
— Croly (G.) Salathiel: a story of the past, the
present, and the future. New York, 1833.
2 V. 12". 20.1245.38
— Cunningham (J. W.) World without souls.
6lhed. London, 1816. 12**. 20.1245.41
The same. 7th ed. London, 18 18. 16"*.
20.1245.41
— D*Arblay (F. B.) Cecilia. With a preface
and notes by A. R. Ellis. London, 1882.
2 V. 8**. 20.1245.27
Evelina. Leipzig, 1850. 16*. 20. 1245.26
— De Fob (D.) Novels and miscellaneous works.
With notes, etc. London, 1856. 8*.
20.1245.44
Consolidator; or, transactions from the
world in the moon. 2d ed. London,
[1705]. 8^ 20.1245.47
Life and adventures of Duncan Campbell.
London, 1856. 8^ 20.1245.44
Memoirs of a cavalier; or, a military journal
of the wars in Germany and England,
1632-1648. London, n. d. 8^. 20.1245.45
Robinson Crusoe. Also, his farther adven-
tures. New ed. London, 181 5. V.
20.1245.48
The same. London, 1869. 1. 8".
Art room. C.1.3
The same. Farther adventures of Robinson
Crusoe. 2d ed. London, 1719. 8'.
20.1245.49
^The same. Des weltberUhmten Engellin-
ders Robinson Crusoe leben und begeben-
heiten. Ntlrnberg, 1720. 2 v. in i. 16*.
20.1245.51
[Giger].
Storm. London, 1704. 8*. 20.1245.46
Voyage round the world by a course never
sailed before. London, 1787. 2 v. 12°.
20.1245.50
— De Quincey (T.) Fatal marksman, and
other tales. Boston,i866. p.8*'. 2Z. 1304.2
— Dickens (C.) Bamaby Rudge, and Hard
times. Boston, 1868. 16 . 20. 1247. i
Bamaby Rudge. Sketches [by B02]. New
York, 1872. 2 V. p. 8*. 20.1246.4
Bleak house. New York, 1872. 2 v. p. 8*.
20.1246.4
Christmas books. New York, 1871. 2 v.
in I. p. 8*. 20.1246.4
David Copperfield. Boston, 1870. 16**.
20. 1247. 1
^The same. New York, 1871. 2 v. 8^
20.1246.4
Dombey and son. Boston, 1870. 16".
20.1247.1
^The same. New York, 1871-72. 2 v. 8"*.
20.1246.4
Great expectations. Mobile, 1863. p. 8**.
Alumni room.
The same. New York, 1871. 2 v. in i. p.
8*. 20.1246.4
Hard times. New York, 1872. 2 v. in i.
p. 8°. 20.1246.4
Little Dorrit. New York, 1868. i6'.
20. 1 247. z
The same. New York, 1871. 2 v. p. 8'.
20.1246.4
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Fiction.
Martin Chuzzlewit. New York, 1871. 4 v.
in 2. S\ ao. 1246.4
Master Humphrey's clock. New Christmas
stories. General index. New York, 1872.
p. 8% 20. 1246.4
-.-Mystery of Edwin Drood.
pp. viii, 1-346 of 30.1246.4
- -Nicholas Nickleby. New York, 1871. 4 V.
in 2. p. 8**. 30.1246.4
- -Old curiosity shop. Sketches. New York,
1871. 4 V. in 2. p. 8°. 30.1246.4
— The same. Boston, 1868. i6'. 30. 1247. i
Oliver Twist. Boston, 1870. i6*. 30. 1247. 1
— The same. New York, 1871. 2 v. in i.
8^ 30.1246.4
- -Our mutual friend. NeF York, 1871. 4
V. in 2. p. 8°. 30. 1246.4
- -Pickwick papers. Boston, 1868. 16**.
30. 1 247. 1
- -The same. New York, 1872. 4 v. in 2. p.
8^ 30.1246.4
- -Sketches by Box. Philadelphia, 1848. 8^
V. 2 of 30.1246.2
- -The same. New York,i87i. p. 8**. 30.1246.4
- -The same. New York, 1872. p. 8". 30. 1246.4
- -Tale of two cities. New York, 1871. 2 v.
in I. p. 8**. 30.1246.4
— Uncommercial traveller. New York, 1872.
p. 8**. 30.1246.4
-Disraeli (B.) Alroy: a romance. Leipzig.
1846. 8 . 30.1247.5
- -Coningsby. 2d ed. London, 1844. 3 v.
12*. 30.1247.7
- -ConUrini Fleming. Leipzig, 1846. 16*.
30.1247.5
— Endymion. New York, 1880. 8*. 30. 1247.9
- -Lothair. New York, 1870. 12**. 20. 1247.8
— Sybil; or, the two nations. Leipzig, 1845.
sq. 16*. 30.1247.5
— Tancred. Leipzig. 1847. 2 v. 16**. 30. 1247. 5
- -Venetia. Leipzig, 1858. 2 v. 16". 30.1247.5
— Vivian Grey. Leipzig, 1859. 2 v. in 1.
I6^ 30.1247.6
-DODGSON (C. L.) Alice's adventures in won-
derland, by Lewis Carroll, [ps^ud,] New
ed. New York, 1880. 8\
-Drake (N.) Noontide leisure, etc. London,
1824. 2 V. p. 8**. 31. 1305. 19
-Duncan (H.) and others. Tales of the Scottish
peasantry. New York, 1847. 12''.
30.1253.47
-Edgar (J. G.) Runny mede and Lincoln fair.
London, [1872]. 8*. 20. 1247. 19
-Edgeworth (M.) Tales and novels. Lon-
don, 1874. 10 V. 16". 20.1247.21
-Eliot (G.) Adam Bede. New York, 1876.
12*. 20.1250.4
— Daniel Deronda. New York, 1876. 2 v.
12% 20.1250.3
--The same. [Title-page wanting]. 20.1250.3
- -Felix Holt, the radical. New York, 1874.
12% 20.1250.3
- -The same. New York, 1877. I2% 20.1250.3
- -Impressions of Theophrastus Such. New
York, 1879. 12% 20.1250.6
- -Middlemarch. New York,i873. 2 v. 12°.
20.1250.3
- -The same. New York, 1877. 2 v. 12%
20.1250.3
- -Mill on the floss. New York, i860. 12%
20.1250.3
Romola. New York, 1863. 8*. 20. 1250. 3
The same. New York, [1877?]. 12*.
20.1250.3
Scenes of clerical life. New York. 1877.
13% 20.1250.3
^Silas Mamer. New York, 1861. 12%
20.1250.7
— Elus (S. S.) Home; or, the iron rule: a do-
mestic story. New York, 1836. 2 v. in i.
12**. 20.1256.22
Minister's family. New York, 1839. 12**.
30.1256.23
— Farjeon (B. L.) Grif : a story of Australian
life. New cd. London, 1873. 16"*.
20.1233.4
— Farrar (F. W.) Eric; or, little by litUe. New
York, 1859. 12**. 20.1250.13
[Gigcr].
— Fawcett (M. G.) Tales in political econ-
omy. London, 1874. 16°. 20.1250. 12
— Ferrier (M.) Destiny; or. the chiefs daugh
ter. New ed. London, [1870 ?]. 16".
20.1250.15
— -Inheritance. London, [1875 ?]. i6%
20. 1250. 16
Marriage. London. [1875 ?]. 16*. 20.1250.17
—Fielding (H.) Amelia. London, 1871. 8%
vv. 8, 9 of 20. 1 191. 1
History of the adventures of Joseph An-
drews, pp. 1-412. V. 5of20.ii9i.i
The same. London, 1830. 12*. 20. 1250. 19
History of Tom Jones. Leipzig. 1844. 2 v.
in I. sq. i6% 20. 1250. 18
The same. vv. 6. 7 of 20.1 191. i
Journey from this world to the next. pp.
233-482, v. 4 of 20. 1 1 91 . 1
Life of Jonathan Wild. v. 4 of 20.1191.1
—Fitzgerald (P.) The second Mrs. Tillotson.
London, 1866. 3 V. 8". 20.1250.23
— FraserTvtler (C. C.) Jonathan: a novel.
New York, 1876. i6% 20.1251.42
— From dawn to dark in Italy. [Anon.] Boston,
[1865?]. 12% 20.1250.26
— Gaskell (E. C.) Mary Barton. London.
[1848]. i6'. 20.1250.29
— Godwin (W.) Adventures of Caleb Williams.
London. 1849. i^*** 20. 12 50. 34
Fleetwood. London, 1832. 16*. 20.1250.35
St. Leon: a tale of the sixteenth century.
London, 1850. 16% 20. 1250.36
—Goldsmith (O.) Vicar of Wakefield: a tale.
New York, 1869. 12*. ^0.1250.41
—Gore (C. G. F.) New Year's day: a winter's
tale. London. 1846. 16''. 20. 1250.45
—Griffin (G.) Works. London, 1842-47. 8
V. 16". 20.1192.3
— Haliburton (J.) Clockmaker. London.
[1878?]. p. 8% 20.1235.16
— Hall (A. M.) Sketches of Irish character.
London, [1880]. 8*. 20.1256.2
— Hamilton (E.) Memoirs of modem philoso-
phers. 3d ed. London, 1801. 3 v. 8*.
20.1250.49
—Hardy (T.) Desperate remedies. New York,
1874. 16% 20.1251.42
Far from the madding crowd. New York,
1874. 16'. 20.1251.42
Return of the native. New York, 1878. 16%
20.125142
Under the greenwood tree. New York,
1873. 16% 20.1251.42
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OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Fiction.
—Honorable Miss Ferrard. [Anon.] New
York, 1878, 16". 20.1251.42
— HooK(T.) All in the wrong. London, [1S5 7].
16*. 20.1254.13
— HowiTT (M. B.) Hope on! hope ever! New
York, 1841. iS*. 20.1250.53
Little coin, much care. New York, 1842.
iS**. 20.1250.5
No sense like common sense. New York,
1843. I8^ 20.1250.51
^Work and wages. New York, 1843. iS**
20.1250.54
^—Hughes (T.) Schools days at Rugby. [Amm,]
xoth ed. Boston, 1859. ^°* 20.1251.3
«— -Scouring of the white horse. . . . Bos-
ton, 1859. I2^ 20.125 1.6
— -Tom Brown at Oxford. New York, 1860-
61. 2v. I2\ 20.1251.4
— -The same. New ed. New York, 1875. 1.
8**. 20.1251.2
— -Tom Brown's school days. [Amm.] New
ed. New York, 1877. 2 v. 1. 8°. 20.1251.2
—Huguenot exiles; or, the times of Louis xiv.
[Amm,] New York, 1856.12*. 20.1251.9
— Imchbald (E.) Simple story. Paris, 1833.
8^ 20.1251. II
— Ingslow (J.) Fated to be free. Boston, 1875.
I6^ 20. 125 1. 13
Off the Skelligs. Boston, 1872. la**.
20.1251. 14
^ -Sarah de Berenger. Boston, 1879. 16**.
20.1251. 15
— ^Jahes (G. p. R.) Agnes Sorel: an historical
romance. London, 1853. 3 v. in i. 12*.
20.1251. 19
— ^Jameson (A. M.) Studies, stories, and me-
moirs. Boston, 1875. sq. 16*. 2z.1312.19
— Johnson (C.) Chrysal; or, the adventures of
a guinea. London, 1764. 4 v. 12*.
20.1251.23
JOHNSON (R.) Life. Boston, 1876. sq. 16*.
V. 4 of 20.1251.45
— -Mystery. Boston, 1875. sq. 16".
V. 8 of 20.1251.45
— -Romance. Boston, 1876. sq. 16*.
V. 7 of 20.1251.45
—Johnson (S.) History of Rasselas. New ed.
New York, 1864. I6^ 20.1251.24
•^Kelly (H.) Les dangers d'un t^te-a-tdte; ou.
histoire de Miss Mildmay, traduite de
TAnglais par A. Colleville. Paris, an
viii. — iSoi. 2 V. 12'. 20.1231. 18
^KlNGSL^Y (C.) Alton Locke : an auto-biogra-
phy. [Anon,] New York, 1850. 12".
20.1251.26
— - -Hereward, the last of the English. New
ed. New York, 1878. 8'. 20.1251.26
— -Hypatia. Boston, 1854. 2 v. 16*.
20.1251.29
— -Yeast: a problem. [Amm.] New York,
1851. I2^ 20.1251.28
— KiNGSLEY (H.) Hillyars and Burtons. New
York, 1877. 8°. 20.1251.36
Leighton court. Boston, 1866. 12'.
20.1251.33
The same. New York, 1877, p. 8^
20.1251.33
Ravenshoe. New York, 1876. 8^
20.1251.35
— -Recollections of Geoffry Hamlyn. New
York, 1876. 8*. 20.1251.34
—Lamb (C.) Rosamund Gray [etc.]. Phila-
delphia, 1857. 12''. V. 2 of 21. 1312.36
— Landor (W. S.) Pericles and Aspasia. Phila-
delphia, 1839. 2 V. 12*. 20.1251.39
—Lauder (T. D.) Highland legends. London,
1880. p. 8*. 20.1251.41
Tales of the Highlands. London, 188 1. p.
8^ 20.1251.41
—Lever (C.) That boy of Norcott's. London,
[1870?]. i6'. 20.1251.43
— LocKHART (J. G.) History of Matthew Wald.
New York, 1824. I2^ 20.1252.3
^Valerius: a Roman story. [Anon.] New
ed. revised. London, 1849. i6'.
20.12524
— Lothian (R.) Dante and Beatrice, from
1282-00: a romance. London, 1876. a
V. 8 . 20.1252.9
—Lover (S.) Handy Andy: a tale of Irish life.
London, [1878?]. 16'. 20. 1252. 10
— Low (C. R.) Letter of marque, and tales of
the sea and land. London, 1873. 16**.
20.1252.12
— Mabinogion. From the Welsh. Translated,
with notes, by C. Guest. London, 1877.
1. 8^ 18.1056.20
— Macdonald (G.) Annals of a quiet neighbour-
hood. New York, 1876. 16"*. 20. 1252.22
Portent. Boston, [1864]. 8*. 20. 1252. 19
Robert Falconer. Boston, [1870 ?]. 8**.
20.1252.18
^The same. London, n. d. s. 8**. 20. 1252. 18
Seaboard parish. New York, 1876. I6^
20. 1252.20
Sir Gibbie. Philadelphia, 1879. S\
20.1252.17
Thomas Wingfold, curate. New York,
1876. I6^ 20.1252.51
—Mackenzie (H.) Miscellaneous works. New
York, 1837. I2\ 20.1252.27
Man of feeling, and miscellaneous pieces.
Edinburgh, 1815. I2^ v. i of 20.1252.28
Man of the world. Edinburgh, 1815. I2^
v. 2 of 20.1252.28
^Julia De Roubign6. Edinburgh, 181 5. 12**.
V. 3 of 20.1252.28
—Mackenzie (R. S.) Titian: a romance of
Venice. London, 1843. 3 v. 16'.
20.1252.30
— Majendie (Lady M. E. L.) Giannetto. New
York, 1876. 16*. 20.1251.42
— Mancur (J. H.) Palais royal. New York,
1845. 12*. 20.1252.32
—Manning (A.) Household of sir Thomas
More. New York, 1852. 12*. 20.1252.36
Maiden and married life of Mary Powell;
afterwards mistress Milton. London,
[1866]. 8^ 20.1252.35
Masque at Ludlow. London, 1866. p. 8*.
20.1252.34
— Marryat (F.) Frank Mildmay; or, the naval
officer. New York, 1861. 12**. 20.1252.43
^Jacob Faithful. New York, 1861. I2^
20.1252.43
^Japhet in search of a father. New York,
1861. I2^ 20.1252.43
King's own. New York, 1861, 12**.
20.1252.43
Mr. Midshipman Easy. New York, 1861.
I2^ 20.1252.43
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Fiction.
- -Newton Forster. New York, 1861. la*.
20.1253.43
- -Pachft of many tales. New York, 1861. 12*.
20.1252.43
- -Percival Keene. New York, 1861. 12*.
20.1252.43
- -Peter Simple. New York, 1861. 12*.
20.1252.43
- -Phantom ship. New York, 1861. 12**.
20.1252.43
— Poacher. New York. 1861. 12*. 20. 1252.43
— Snarleyyow. New York, 1861. 12".
20.1252.43
-Marsh (A. C.) Tales of the woods and fields.
[An4m.\ New York, 1836. 12". 20.1252.40
— Two old men's tales. New York, 1834. 2 v.
12". 20.1252.39
-Martinbau (H.) Deerbrook. New ed. Lon-
don, i860. 16". 20.1253.5
— Forest and game-law tales. London, 1845.
2 V. 16*. 20.1253.4
— Hour and the man. London, 1873. 16*.
20.1253.6
Illustrations of political economy. London,
1834. 9 V. 12**. 20.1253.8
Playfellow. London, [1873]. 8*. 20. 1253. 3
Traditions of Palestine. New ed. London,
1870. i6*. 20.1253.7
-May (E. J.) Mortimer's college life. New
York, 1856. 12°. 20.1235.52
[Giger].
-Miller (H.) Tales and sketches. Boston.
1863. 12°. 20.1253.12
-Moore (J.) Zeluco. [New York, 1794]. 8*.
20.1253.18
-Moore (T.) Epicurean: a romance. New
York, n. d. i6\ 20.1253.21
The same. And Alciphron: a poem. New
York. 1877. 16°. 20.1253.20
-Morgan {Sir T. C.) and (Lady S. O.) Book
without a name. London, 1841. 2 v.
8^ 20.1253.23
-MoRiER (J.) Ayesha, the maid of Kars.
[Anon.] London, 1846. 16". 20. 1253.26
-MouNTFORD (W.) Martyria: a legend. 2d Am.
ed. Boston, 1850. I6^ 20. 1253.39
-Nares (E.) Thinks- I-to-myself. [Amm.] New
York, n. d. 2 v. in i. I2^ 20.1253.32
-Neale (J. M.) Herbert Tresham: a tale of the
great rebellion. London, 1843. 12*.
20.1253.33
-Newman (J. H.) Callista: a sketch of the
third century. London, 1873. p. 8°.
20,1253.35
-Palgrave {Sir F.) Merchant and the friar.
London. 1837. 16*. 20. 1253.40
-Paltock (R.) Life and adventures of Peter
Wilkins, uken from his own mouth by R.
S. [Ancn,] London, 1783. 2 v. in i.
8*. 20.1253.41
-Peacock (T. L.) Crotchet castle. London,
1831. i6\ 20.1253.42
-Peasant life. Sketches in Glenaldie. 2d
series. [Anon.] London, 1872. 8".
20.1253.45
-POLKO (E.) Musical tales, phantasms, and
sketches. London. 1877. 8". 20.1243.6
-POLLOK (R.) Tales of the Scottish covenanters.
New York, 1848. 16'. 20.1253.47
-Porter (J.) Scottish chiefs. London, 1839.
2v. I6^ 20.1253.49
Thaddeus of Warsaw. New York, 1810.
4 V. in 2. 16*. 20.1253.51
^The same. London, 1849. i6*«
20.1253.50
—Procter (B. W.) Essays and tales in prose.
Boston, 1853. 2 V. p. 8". 21. 1303.9
— Radcliffe (A.) Mysteries of Udolpho: a
romance. London, 1794. 4 v. 16**.
20.1254.3
— Reade (C.) Christie Johnstone. Boston,
1876. 8". 20.1254.8
Cloister and the hearth, and The wandering
heir. Boston, 1876. 2 v. in i. 8*.
20.1254.8
^The same. Boston, 187 1. 12*. 20. 1254.9
Clouds and sunshine. And Art: a dramatic
tale. Boston, 1855. 12''. 20. 1254. 11
It is never too late to mend : a matter-of-fact
romance. Boston, 1871. 12**. 20.1254.9
PegWoffington. London, [1875?]. 8\
20.1254.6
The same. etc.. and A simpleton. Boston,
1876. 8% 20.1254.8
Put yourself in his place. Boston. 187 1.
I2^ 20.1254.9
^Terrible temptation. Boston, 1871. 8**.
20.1254.5
^White lies: a novel. Boston, 1871. 12".
20.1254.10
— Richardson (S.) Clarissa; or, the history of a
young lady. Leipzig, 1862-63. 4 v* sq.
I6^ 20.1254.16
^Sir Charles Grandison. New ed. London,
1810. 7 V. I6^ 20.1254.17
— Roland Trevor; or. the pilot of human life.
[Anon,] Philadelphia, 1853. 12'.
20.1254.20
— Scott (M.) Tom Cringle's log. [Anon.]
Edinburgh, [1878?]. 16**. 20. 1254. 24
—Scott (W.) Waverley novels. Edinburgh.
1842-47. 12 V. 1.8°. Art room. C.I.I
Abbot Boston, 1869. 2 v. in i. s. 8**.
20.1254.26
Anne of Geierstein. Boston, 1869. 2 v. in i.
8^ 20.1255.3
Antiquary. Boston, [1850?]. 2 v. in i.
I2^ 20.1256.3
The same. Boston, 1869. 3 v. in i. s. 8*.
20.1254.26
— TBetrothed. Boston, 1869. 2 v. in i. 8*.
20.1255.3
Black dwarf, and Legend of Montrose.
Boston, 1869. 2 V. in i. I. 8°. 20. 1255.3
Bride of Lammermoor. Boston, 1869. 2 v.
in I. p. 8". 20.1254.26
The same. And Legend of Montrose.
Boston, [1850?]. 2 V. in i. 12*. 20.1256.3
Count Robert of Paris. Boston, 1869.
2 V. in I. p. .8^ 20.1255.3
Fair maid of Perth. Boston, 1869. 2 v. in i.
p. 8\ 20.1254.26
Fortunes of Nigel. Boston, 1870. 2 v. in i.
p. 8^ 20.1255.3
Ivanhoe. Boston, 1869. 2 v. in i. p. 8*.
20.1255.3
The same. Boston, 1866. 2 v. in i. 8".
20.1255.5
Kenil worth. Boston, 1869. 2 v. in i. p. 8*.
20.1255.3
Monastery. Boston, 1869. 2 v. in i. p. 8*.
20.1255.3
232
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OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
- -Old mortality. Boston, 1869. 2 v. in i.
p. 8*. 20.1255.3
- -Peveril of the peak. Boston, 1869. 2 v. in i.
p. 8\ 20.1255.3
— Quentin Durward. Boston, 1869. 2 v. ia i.
p. 8^ 20.1255.3
- -Rob Roy. Boston, [1850?]. 2 v. in i.
I2'. 20.1256.3
- -The same. Bpston, 1869. a v. In i. p. 8**.
20.1255.3
— St. Ronan's well. Boston, 1869. 2 v. in i.
p. 8^ 20.1255.3
— Surgeon's daughter, and Castle dangerous.
Boston, 1869. 2 V. in i. p. 8'. 20. 1255. 3
— ^Talisman [and four short tales]. Boston,
1869. 2 V. in I. p. 8'. 20.1255.3
— ^Waverley. Boston, [1850?]. 2v. ini. 12'.
20.1256.3
- -The same. Boston, 1869. 2 v. in i. p. 8**.
20.1255.3
- -Woodstock. Boston, 1869. 2 v. in i. p. 8**.
20.1254.26
-Sewell (W.) Hawkstone. [AnonJ] New
York, 1848. av. I2^ 20.1256.7
[Giger].
-Shelley (M. W. G.) Frankenstein; or, the
modem Prometheus. New York, 1882.
I6^ 20.1256.10
-SuBPPARD (E.) Counterparts; or, the cross of
love. Boston, 1869. 8''. 20. 1256. 11
-Sidney {Sir P.) Countess of Pembroke's
Arcadia. London, 1867. 8". 20. 1256. 14
-Stephen {Sir J.) Adventures of an attorney
in search of practice. New York, 1874. p.
8\ 20.1256.16
-Sterne (L.) Life and opinions of Tristram
Shandy. Philadelphia, 1878. 8'.
20.1256.18
-Swift (J.) Gulliver's travels. London, 1748.
av. I2^ 20.1256.27
— ^Tale of a tub; Battle between the books;
Mechanical operation of the spirit New
York, 1849. 12*. 20.1256.26
The same. Philadelphia, 1846. 12°.
20.1256.26
-Thackeray (A. L) Story of Elizabeth, with
other tales. Boston, 1874. 16''. 20. 1257.7
-Thackeray (W. M.) Complete works. Bos-
ton, 1881. 20 V. p. 8*
20. 1 196. 1
-Adventures of Philip, and A shabby genteel
story. London, 1874. 8*. 20. 1256. 32
-The same. Boston, 1869. 8*. 20.1256.33
-Book of snobs: sketches of life and charac-
ter. London, 1874. 8^. 20. 1256.32
-Catherine; Lovel, the widower; Denis Duval;
Ballads, etc. London, 1874. 8**.
V. II of 20.1256.32
-Christmas books of M. A. Titmarsh. Lon-
don, 1874. 8^ V. 12 of 20.1256.32
-History of Henry Esmond. Also, Memoirs
of Barry Lyndon. London, 1874. p. 8''.
V. 4 of 20.1256.32
-The same. And Lovel, the widower. Boston,
1869. I6^ 20.1256.33
-History of Pendennis. Boston, 1869. 8'.
20.1256.34
-The same. London, 1873. 8*". 20.1256.32
-History of Samuel Titmarsh; and The great
Hoggarty diamond, etc London, 1874.
8*. v. 8 of 20.1256.32
-Newcomes. Boston, 1875. 8". 20.1256.33
The same. London, 1874. p. 8*. 20. 1256.3a
Vanity fair. Boston, 1870. 8". 20.1256.33
The same. London, 1874. 8**. 20. 1256.33
^Virginians. Boston, 1869. 8*. 20. 1256. 33
The same. London, 1875. 8**. 20.1256.32
— Thompson (D. P.) Locke Amsden; or, the
schoolmaster: a tale. [A mm.] Boston,
1847. p. 8*. 20.1257.21
IGiger].
— ToNNA (C. E.) Siege of Deny; or, suflferings
of the Protestants. From the 7th London
ed. New York, 1841. 12**. 20.1257.12
— Trollope (A.) Barchester Towers. New ed.
London, [1866]. 16''. 20. 1195.39
Doctor Thorne. New ed. London, [1879].
I6^ 20.1195.40
Phineas Finn, the Irish member. New ed.
London, [1874]. 16**. 20.1195.41
^Warden. New ed. London, [1866]. i6'.
20.1195.42
—Trollope (F.) Michael Armstrong, the factory
boy. New York, 1840. 2 v. 12". 20.1257.16
— Tupprr (M. F.) Crock of gold: a rural novel.
New York, 1845. p. 8**. 20. 1257.21
Heart: a social novel. New York, 1845.
p. 8% 20.1257.2z
^Twins: a domestic novel. New York, 1845.
p. 8**. 20.1257.2z
[Giger].
— Voyages du capitaine Robert Lade. [AfWft,]
Traduit de I'Anglois [par Prevost d'Ex-
lies]. Paris, 1744. 2 v. 12^. 20. 1230. 15
— Walford (L. B.) Cousins. New York, 1879.
I6^ 20.1251.42
— Walpole (H.) Castle of Otranto. [AnoH.]
Edinburgh, 1811. 4°. 20. 1256. 37
— ^Warren (S.) Merchant's clerk, and other tales.
New York, 1836. I2'. 20. 1257. 31
Now and then. New York, 1848. 12".
20.1257.27
Passages from the diary of a late physician.
From the 5th London ed. hfew York,
1840-41. 3 V. i6'. • 20.1257.28
The same. Leipzig, 1844. 2 v. sq. 16**.
20.1257.28
The same. New York, Z856. 3 v. 16**.
20.1257.28
^Ten thousand a-year. New ed. Leipzig,
1845. 3 V. sq. 16*. 20.1257.29
The same. PhiUdelphia, [1865?]. 8^
20.1257.30
—Webb (J. B.) Martyrs of Carthage. New ed.
London, 1868. 16**. 20. 1257.34
— WiLLYAMS (J. L.) Chillon; or, protestants
of the i6th century. London, 1845. ^ ^*
12'. 20.1257.39
—Wilson (J.) Trials of Margaret Lyndsay.
4th ed. London, 1835. 12*. 20. 1257.42
Lights and shadows of Scottish life. New
ed. London, 1846. 16^. 20.1257.43
— Wiseman (N.) Fabiola: or, the church of the
catacombs. New York, 1855. p. 8**.
20.1257.46
— YoNGE (C. M.) Daisy chain; or, aspirations.
[Afum.] New York, 1856. 2 v. 12*.
20.1257.50
[Giger].
Heir of Reddyffe. [Anon,] Leipzig, 1855.
sq. 16". 20.1257.51
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Fiction.
Fmuk,
—About (E. F. V.) Notary's nose. Tr. by H.
Holt New York, 1874. 16''. 20.1251.42
Roi des montagnes. 2e 6d. Paris, 1857.
i6\ 20.1212. 1
— Balzac (H. de). Modeste Mig:non. Paris,
1868. I6^ 20.1212.2i
Ursule MirouCt. Nouvellc 6d. Paris, 1876.
16**. 20.1212.2
— Belot (O. G.) Oph61ie; roman traduit dc
TAnglais. Amsterdam, 1763. 2 v. 12**.
20. 1230. 1
«— Bbrgerac (S. C. de). Histoire comique des
^tats et empires de la lune et du soleil.
Nouvelle 6d. avec des notes par P. L.
Jacob. Paris, 1858. if", 20.1232.39
— Bogaerts (F.) Lord Strafford. Bruxelles.
[1843?]. 1. 8^ 20. 1233. 1
—Chateaubriand (F. A.) Atala; Ren6; les
Abenc6rages. Paris, 1867. 12**. 20. 1232. 11
^Thesame. Paris, i860. 1. 8'. v. i of 8.506.1
Martyrs. Paris, 1852. 12". 20.1232.12
The same. Paris, i860. 1. 8^ v. 5 of 8.506.1
Natchez, suivis de la description du pays du
Natchez. Paris, 1864. I2^ 20. 1232. 13
— Conscience (H.) Drames flamands. Nouvelle
6d. Paris, 1869. p. 8". 20. 1232. 17
^Veillfees flamandes. Nouvelle 6d. Paris,
1871. I2\ 20.1232.18
The same. Tales of Flemish life. New
York, 1857. 12% 20.1232.19
— CoTTiN (M. J. R.) Elizabeth; or. the exiles of
Siberia. New ed. Philadelphia, 1868.
12". 20.1232.8
—Craven (A.) Fleurange. i8e 6d. Paris, 1877.
2 V. 12°. 20.1232.28
R6cit d'une soeur. 29e 6d. Paris, 1876.
2 V. 16*". 20.1232.29
— Darville (W.) L*Inde contemporaine, etc.
Limoges, 1868. 1. 8% 20.1233.2
— Diderot (D.) Romans, contes.
vv. 4, 5 of 8.493- 1
— Divertissemens de Forges. [Anon J] Paris,
1663. 12% 20.1230.23
— DORAT (C. J.) Opfer der licbe. Aus dcm
Franztfsischen. Breslau, 1792. 2 v. in i.
8% 20.1241. 12
— Droz (G.) Babolain. From the French. New
York, 1873. i6% 20.1251.42
— Dubois- Fontanelle (J. G.) Surprising voy-
ages and adventures of M. P. Viaud.
Philadelphia, 1774. 12**. 20.1231.17
— Dumas (A.) Ange Pitou. Nouvelle 6d. Paris,
1875. 2 v. 12". 20.1232.22
— -Collier de la reine. Nouvelle 6d. Paris,
1876. 3 v. 12"*. 20.1232.23
**- -Count of Monte-Cristo. New ed. London,
1871. 8**. 20.1232.20
— DuPERRiER (A.) La haine et I'amour d'Arnoul
et de Clairemonde. Paris, 1627. 8'.
20.1230.2
— Erckmann (E.) and Chatrian (A.) Blockade
of Phalsburg. New York, 1871. I2^
20.1233.24
Forest house; and Catherine's lovers. Trans-
lated by J. Simms. Boston, 1871. 16".
20.1233.27
Friend Friu. New York, 1877. i2\
20.1233.28
Invasion of France in 1814. New York,
1871. I2^ 20.1233.22
Madame Th^ftsc. Translated from the
13th ed. New York, 1869. 16'. 20.1233.21
Miller's story of the war. New York, 1872.
12'' 20.1233.23
Outbreak of the great French revolution.
Tr. by Mrs. Cashel Hoey. London, 1871.
3 V. p. 8". • 20.1233.29
— -Waterloo. London, 1870. 16*. 20. 1233.26
— Fabre (F.) Abb* Tigrane. Translated by L.
W. Bacon. New York, 1875. i2\
20.1233.33
— FtNELON (F. S. L.) Aventures de T^l^maque.
Nouvelle M. Londres, 1799. 12'.
20. 1 23a 7
The same. Avec remarques [par H. P. de
Limiers]. Amsterdam, 1725. 12'.
20.1232.41
— Florian (T. p. C.) Oeuvret completes. Nou-
velle ed. Leipsic, 1810. 13 v. in 5. 8'.
20.1231. 15
—Fontaine (M. L. C. de). Comtesse de Savoie;
Am6nophis. v. 2 of 20. 1 232.1
— Gaboriau (6.) L'affaire Lerouge. i8e 6d.
Paris, 1877. 12". 20.1232.33
— Gautier (T.) One of Cleopatra's nights, and
other fantastic romances, tr. by L.
Heame. New York, 1882. 8'. 20.1212.15
Roman de la momie. Nouvelle 6d. Paris,
1876. 12*. 20.1232.32
— Gay (S.) Mariage sous I'empire. Nouvelle
6d. Paris, 1869. 12*. 20.1232.25
Salons c61dbre8. Paris, 1864. I2*. 20.1232.24
— Genlis (S. F. de St. A.) Belisaire. Paris,
1808. 2 v. 12*. 20.1230.3
— Gobineau (J. A. de). Typhaines abbey.
Translated by C. D. Meigs. Philadel-
phia, 1869. 12'. 20.1233.17
— GoMBERViLLE (M.) History of Polexander;
done into English by William Browne.
London, 1647. 4 pts. in i v. f*. 20. 1258.2
— Grafigny (F. d' L d* H. de). Briefe einer
sonnenpriesterinn. [A mm.] Gera,i792.
16'. 21.3291. 8
— GuizoT (E.C. P. de M.) Ecolier; ou, Raoul et
Victor. I4e 6d. Paris, 1868. 1. 8'.
20.1233.3
— Histoire des diables modemes. Par Mr. A.
* * * [Amm,] Londres, 1763. s. 8".
20.1227u(6
— HoussAYE (A.) Grandes dames. Paris, 1868.
I V. in 2. 8^ 20.1233.6
— HuGARY DE Lamarche-Courmont (L) Let-
tres d'Aza. [Amm.] Paris, 1819. 24*.
V. 2 of 21.3290.14
— HuGo(V. M.) Bug.jargal; Le dernier jour d'un
condamn6, Claude Gueux. Paris, 188 1.
8^ V. 18 of 8.507.1
Claude Gueux. The last day of a con-
demned man. New York, 1869. 12*.
20.1233. 1 1
Gavroche. From ** Les mis^rables.*' Trans-
lated by M.C.Pyle. Philadelphia, [1872?].
I6^ 20.1233.13
Han d'Islande. Paris, 1880. 8^
V. 19 of 8.507.1
Korsar aus liebe. Der schCne Pecopin und
dieschtfneBaldur. Uebers. ron W. Wolf .
Wien, 1865. I6^ 20.1240.13
[L'homme qui rit]. By order of the king.
Authorized English translation. London,
1870. 3v. 8^ 20.1233.10
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OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Fiction.
Les mis^rables. Translation by L. Wraxall.
New York, [1870]. 8^ 20.1233. 14
Notre-dame de Paris. Paris, 1880. 2 v.
8*. w. 20, 21 of 8.507.1
The same. Hunchback of Notre-Dame.
Translated by H. L. Williams. New York.
[1862?]. 8*. 20.1233.7
Qoatrevingt-treise. Paris, 1880. 8".
V. 31 of 8.507.1
— -The same. Ninety-three. New York, 1874.
12*. 20.1233.9
The same. New York, 1875. I2*. 20.1233.9
^ -Toilers of the sea, trans, bv W. Moy
Thomas. London, 1877. 16 . 20.1233.8
— K£ratry (A. H.) Les demiers des Beauma-
noir. Paris, 1825. 4 v. p. 8°. 20.1231. 7
—La Faybttb (M. M. de). Oeuvres completes,
avec notices par M. Auger. Paris, 1820.
2T. 8°. 20. 1232. 1
— Lamartins (A. M. L. P. de). Confidences.
Tr. by E. Plnnkett New York, 1849.
I2\ 20.1232.10
Genevidve. Tr. by F. Robinson. New
York, 1849. I**** 20.1232.10
IGiger].
Raphael. Tailleur de pierre de Saint-
point, pp. 179-551. V. 32 of 8.505.1
—La Motte FouquA (F. H. C.) Thiodolf the
Icelander. New York,i865. 8*". 20.1242.15
Undine; or, the water-spirit. Also, Sin-
tram, and his companions. Translated
by T. Tracy. New York, 1864. 8'.
20.1232.5
— L^piNB (E.) L^gende de Croque-Mitaine.
Paris, 1863. V, Art room. A.4.12
—Lb Sage (A. R.) Histoire de Gil Bias de
Santillane. Londres, 1826. 2 v. 12°.
20.1230.19
The same. Paris, 1852. 12*. 20.1231.11
^The same. Paris, 1848. 12'. 20.1231.6
The same. Translated by M. Smart.
London, 1807. 4 V. 12'. 20.1233.15
— -The same. Adventures of Gil Bias. Trans-
lated by T. Smollett. London, 1818. 2 v.
12''. 20.1230.20
— Ma&garet, 0/ An^ultme, queen of Navarre,
Heptameron. Translated, with a memoir,
by W. K. Kelly. London. 1864. p. 8'.
Art room. B.1.5
— Marivaux (P. C. de C. de). Marianne; Le
paysan parvenu; Le don Quichotte mo-
deme. Paris. 1825-30. 4 v. 8'.
vv. 6-8, 10 of 8.505.2
— Maiimontkl(J.F.) Contes moraux; B61isaire;
Les Incas. Paris, 1824-27. 6 v. 8'.
vv. 1-6 of 8.503.2
Belisarius. Newburyport, 1796. 12".
20.1230.4
— Bf^MOiRES de la vie du comte D * * * avant
sa retraite. [Amm,] Amsterdam, 1705.
12*. 20.1230.17
— MtRiutE. (P.) Carmen, etc. loe 6d. Paris,
1875. 12% 20.1232.4
Chronioue du r^gne de Charles IX. Nouvelle
6d. Paris, 1874. 12"*. 20.1232.2i
1572: A chronicle of the times of Charles the
ninth. New York, 1830. 12**. 20.1232.2
Colomba, et autres contes et nouvelles.
Paris, 1875. 12'. 20.1232.3i
— -Dernidres nouvelles. Paris, 1874. 12".
20.1232.3
— MuRGER (H.) Scenes de la vie de Boh^me.
Paris, 1880. 16". 20.1232.34
— MussET (A. de). Confession d'un enfant du
si^le. Nouvelle 6d. Paris, 1878. 12''.
20.1232.40
— Ortigur (P. d'). Grand Scipion.par M.de Vav-
moriere. Paris, 1656. 8*". 20.1230.6
— Rabelais (F.) Oeuvres, Edition variorum, etc.
Paris, 1823. 9 V. 8'*. 20. 123 1.2
The same. Nouvelle 6d. avec notes par
L. Jacob. Paris, 1868. 12**. 20.1232.9
— Reybaud (L.) J6rome Paturoi, k la recherche
de la meilleure des r6publiques. Nouvelle
6d. Paris, 1870. 12 . 20.1232.30
The same. 5e 6d. Paris, 1849. 4 v. in 2.
i6'. 20.1232.30
— Rousseau (J. J.) Nouvelle H6loIse. Paris,
1788. 4v. 8°. vv. 1-4 of 8.494. 1
— Saintine (X. B.) Picciola. 47e 6d. Paris,
1877. 16*. 20.1212.11
^The same. [Translated into English]. Lon-
don, n. d. 1. 8^ 19. II 84.3
^Woman's whims; or, the female barometer,
translated by Fayette Robinson. New
York, 1850. 16''. 20.1212. 12
—St. Pierre (J. H. B. de). Paul et Virginie;
La chaumidre indienne ; Le caf6 de Surate;
L*Arcadle; L'amazone. Paris, 181 8. 2 v.
8^ w. 6, 7 of 8.496.3
Paul and Virginia, from the French. Phila-
delphia, 1868. 12''. 20.1232.8
— Sand (G.) \fseudJ] Mauprat. Nouvelle 6d.
Paris, 1869. 12*. 20.1212.3
— Sorel (C.) Le berger extravagant; ou, parmy
des fantaisies, etc., des romans et de la
po6sie. [AnonJ] Paris (?) 1627. 8°.
20.1230.5
— SouLife (F.) Comtesse de Monrion. Brux-
elles, 1846. 3 V. 16*". 20.1232.44
— SxAftL-HoLSTEiN (A. L. N. de). Corinne; ou,
I'ltalie. Bruxelles, 1831. 4 v. in 2. s.
I6^ 20.1212. 10
^The same. Paris, 1873. 12*. 20.1212.9
^Thc same. And Delphine. pp. 334-863.
V. I of 8.506.2
Delphine. Paris, 1854. 16"*. 20.1232.40
— Tencin (C. a. G. de). Oeuvres completes, avec
notices par M. Auger. Nouvelle 6d.
Paris, 1820. 2 V. 8°. 20.1232.1
— Tyssot de Patot (S.) Voyages et aveniures
de Jaques Mass6. Bourdeaux, 1710. 12''.
20.1230.13
— Verne (J.) From the earth to the moon.
Translated by L. Mercier and E. E. King.
New York, 1874. 8^ 20. 1233.20
Meridiana: the adventures of three English-
men and three Russians in South Africa.
New York, 1874. p. 8". 20. 1233. 19
— ViGNY (A. V. de). Cinq-Mars. Paris, 1852.
I2^ 20.1212.4
— ViLLE-DiEU (M. C. H.) Les exil6z. Lyon.
1679. 3 V. in I. I2^ 20.1230.18
— ^ViLLEMAiNE (A. F.) Lascaris; ou, les Grecs
du xve si&cle. With a sketch of the
author, etc., by G. Masson. Cambridge,
1875. 8". 20.1231. 8
— ^Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Romans. [Kehl],
1784-89. 2 V. 8**. vv. 44, 45 of 8.492.1
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Fictioiu
German,
— AusRBACH (B.) Gesammelte schriften. Stutt-
gart, 1863. 2 V. in I. I6^ 20.1242.21
Romane. Stuttgart, 1871. 12 v. in 6. 16".
20.1242.22
Landolin. Translated by A. B. Irish. New
York, 1878. 16". 20.1251.42
On the heights. Translated bv S. A. Stem.
New York. 1875. 2 v. 16. 20.1251.42
— Bernritter (F.) Sigevart. [Ahoh.\ Basle,
1784. 2 V. s. 8**. 20.1230.9
— Brentano (C.) Godwi; oder, das steincrne
bild der mutter. Ein verwilderter roman.
Bremen, 1801-02. 2 v. 16**. 20. 3240. 7
Goldfaden. Heidelberg, 1809. 12*.
20.1240.15
— Chamisso (A. von). Peter Schlemihl. Trans-
lated by sir J. Bowring. New York, 1874.
i6*. 20.1243.8
-De Wette (M. L. W.) Theodore; or, the
skeptic's conversion. Translated by J. F.
Clarke. Boston, 1841. 2 v. 8**. 20. 1243.4
-De Wille (E.) Johannes Olaf. Translated
by F. E. Bunn^t Boston, 1873. i^**.
20.1245.49
— DiNGELSTEDT (F.) Amazon. Tr. from the
German by J. M. Hart. New York, 1868.
12*'. 20.1243.21
— Ebers (G. M.) Daughter of an Egyptian
king. Philadelphia, 1871. 12**. 20.1242.26
Emperor [Hadrian]; from the German by
Clara Bell: authorized ed. New York,
1881. 2 V. sq. i6\ 20.1242.24
Homo sum. [Monastic life]. Leipzig, 1878.
2 V. in I. s. 16**. 20.1242.25
Uarda: a romance of ancient Egypt. Leip-
zig, 1877. 2 V. sq. I6^ 20.1242.26I
— Frankolm {Dr,) Juden und die kreuzfahrer
in England unter Richard LOwenherz, von
Eugen Rispart. [pseudj] Leipzig. 1861.
8^ 20.1240.8
— Freytag (G.) Our forefathers. Translated
by Mrs. Malcome. London, 1873. 2 v.
in I. p. 8^ 20.1242.3
Soil und haben. Roman. 2ie aufl. Leip-
zig, 1875. 2v.ini. it". 20.1242.4
The same. Debit and credit. Translated
by L. C. C. With a preface by C. C. J.
Bunsen. New York, 1871. 12'. 20.1242.5
Verlorene handschrift. 7e aufl. Leipzig,
1873. 2 v. 8'. 20. 1242. 1
— Fried EL (J.) Eleonore, kein roman. Berlin,
1780. 2 V. 16*. 20.1240.27
— Gellert (C. F.) Leben der schwedischen
gr^nn von G * * *. Leipzig, 1763. 8''.
23.1451.28
— Geschichte vom goldnen hahn. [Anon.'\
n. p., 1785. 16 . 20.3240.6
— Goethe (J. W. von). AusgewShlte prosa.
Ed. bv J. M. Hart. New York, 1876.
sq. 16 . 20.1243.26
— -Leiden Werther's. Berlin, 1775. 16*',
20.3240.11
The same. v. 7 of 9.850.1
Wahlverwandtschaften. Ein roman. Tu-
bingen, 1809. 2v 16*. 20.1243.27
The same. Elective affinities. New York,
1872. 12". 20.1243.24
^Wilhelm Meisters lehrjahre; Wilhclm Meis-
ters wanderjahre; Die wahlverwandt-
schaften; Unterfaaltungen deutscher aus-
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2 V. 8". w. 7. 8 of 9.S50.1
Wilhelm Meister's apprenticeship and trav-
els. [Tr. by T. Carlyle]. London, 1842.
3v. 12*. 20.1243.25
^The same. Boston, 1851. 2 v. p. 8°.
20.1243.22
The same. Boston, 1865. 2 v. 8*.
20.1243.23
— GUDRUN; a story of the North sea. [Anon!]
From the German [by E. Letherbrons].
Edinburgh. 1863. p. 8'. 20.1223.15
— Hamerling (R.) Aspasia: a romance of
ancient Hellas. From the German by
M.^ J. Saflford. New York, 1882. 2 v.
I6^ 20.1241. 13
— Hanisch (C.) Neueste erzfthlungen. Stutt-
gart, 1835. 8'. 20.1240.19
— Hardenberg (F. L. von). Heinrich von Of-
terdingen. Ein roman, von Novalis.
[pseudonA Berlin, 1802. 8'. 20. 1240.29
— Hartmann(NI.) Erzlhlungen meiner freunde,
und novellen. Frankfurt a. M., i860. i6*.
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— Hauff (W.) Prosaische und poetische werke.
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girls. London, 1880. 16". 20. 1237.10
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the lasting resentment of Miss Keaou
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— Neckschebl Tooti nameh; or, tales of a par*
rot. Persian, with translation by F. Glad-
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(Sanscrit and Hindoo).
— Beschi (C. G.) Strange surprising adventures
of Gooroo Simple, and his five disciples.
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^The same. Herabkunft der gCtUn Ganga,
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de I'Hindoustani par Garcin de Tassy.
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tales in Sanscrit, translated by B. G.
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toldatenleben. Stuttgart, 1878. 2 v. in i.
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— TuRGKNiEFF (L S.) Liza. Tr. by W. K. S.
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^The same. Or, a nest of nobles. New York,
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M^moires d'un seigneur russe. Tr. par E.
Charridre. Paris, 1873. 2 v. 16*.
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^Virgin soil. New York, 1877. i6'. 20. 1243.35
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O. T. [Otto Thostrup] : a Danish romance.
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Only a fiddler: a Danish romance. New
York. 1871. 16°. 20.1242.10
Pictures of Sweden. 2d ed. London, 1852.
16'. 20.1242.8
Story of my life. New York, 1871. 16°.
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To be. or not to be ? Translated by Mrs.
Bushby. London, 1857. 16^. 20. 1242. 7
^Two baronesses: a romance. New York,
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— Thorpe (B.) Yule-tide stories: a collection
of Soindinavian popular tales. London,
1853. Id*". 20.1224.16
(Icelandic),
— Gisus Saga. Story of Gisli, the outlaw. Tr.
by G. W. Dasent. Edinburgh. 1866. s. 4*.
10. 591.41
— Grkttis Saga. Story of Grettir the strong.
Tr. by E. Magnusson and W. Morris.
London, 1869. 16°. 10.591.30
— NjAXS Saga. Story of burnt Njal, from the
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R. B. Anderson. Boston, 1881. I6^
20.1204.7
Bridal march, and other stories. Tr. by R.
B. Anderson. Boston, 1882. 16°.
20.1204.5
Fisher-maiden. Translated by M. E. Niles.
New York, 1869. 16**. 20.1204.8
Happy boy. From the Norse by R. B.
Anderson. Boston, 1881. 16*^. 20. 1204.6
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_Brbmbr (F.) Hertha. Tr. by M. Howitt.
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Home. Tr. by M. Howitt. New York, 1847.
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Life in Sweden; President's daughters; Nina
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— Castro (A. de). Buscapi6, by Cervantes.
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Nueva ed., con la vida del autor. Paris,
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The same. Tr. by C. Jarvis. London, 1840.
3 V. 1. 8°. 20.1226.4
The same. History ©f don Quixote. Tr.
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G. Lockhart. Boston, 1854. 4 ▼• I3 *
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^The same. Histoire de Tadmirable don
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Leipzig, 1833. i6\ 20. 1226. 20
Persile et Sigisroonde, histoire. Tir^e de
TEspagnol par madame L. G. D. R.
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— ESPINEL (V.> History of Marcos de Obregon.
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Cegries y Abencerrages, cavalleros moros
de Granada. Barcelona, 1757; Madrid,
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don, 1868. 16*. 20.1226.21
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[Afum,] Augment^e [par A. G. C. d'Or-
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— AucASSiN ET Nicolette: roman de cheva-
lerie, proven9al-picard. Public, avec in-
troduction et traduction, par A. Delvau.
Paris, 1866. 8\ 18.3065.9
— Baldwin (J.) Story of Siegfried. New York,
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gine].
The same. Barlaam und Josaphat, von R.
von Montfort Herausgegeben von F. K.
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^History of Helyas, knight of the swan. Lon-
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— History of the holy grail, Englisht, 1450 a.d.,
by H. Lonelich, from the French prose.
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London, 1874-77. 2 v. 8*. 18. 1073.6
— Johnson (R.) Seven champions of Christen-
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— LOBEIRA (V. de). Schatzkammer der vier
unnd zwentzig bilchern vom Amadis ausz
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^The same. Amadis of Gaul. From the
Spanish version of Montalvo, by R. South-
ey. London, 1803. 4 v. I2^ 20.1231.9
^MoRAES (F.) Palmerin of England. Tr. by
R. Southey. London, 1807. 4 v. 12*.
20.1231. 12
— MoRTE Arthure. History of king Arthur,
and of the knights of the round table [five
romances collected by Sir T. Malory],
with notes by T. Wright. London, 1858.
3 V. 8". 20.1223.4
— -The same. Or, the death of Arthur. Ed.
by E. Brock. A new ed., 1871. [Anon.]
London, 1865. 8^ 18.1072.2
— Paris and Vienne. Thystorye of the noble
ryght valyaunt and worthy knyght Parys,
and of the fayr Vienne. With notes, etc.,
by W. C. Hazlitt. London, 1868. 4'.
18.1056.8
( VersiJUd romances),
— Beves, of Hamtoun: a metrical romance.
Edinburgh, 1838. 4'. 18.1056. 12
—Chanson de Roland. Accompagn6e d une
traduction nouvellc par L. Gautier.
Tours, 1872. 2 V. 1. 8*. x8. 3066.4
— Charlemagne: an Anglo-norman poem of
the 1 2th century, now first published by
F. MichcL London. 1836. 16*. 18.3060.10
— Flagy (J. de). Garin le loherain: chanson de
geste, compos6e au xiie si^le, mise en
nouveau langage par A. Paulin Paris.
Paris, [1862?]. I2^ x8. 3060.5
— Florice and Blaunche fleur. pp. 99-141.
V. 3 of 20.1223.30
The same. Air}yr)6%i l^cnperoi kpoartxtf
xcd $«yj? ^Xatpiov tov itavBvrvxov^
xai xopv^ nXaT^iaq)Xtapfji, 50 pp.
15.927.1
[Philological aodcty*! extra, ▼. 1870].
— Generydes: a romance in seven-line stanzas.
[Anon,] Ed. by W. A. Wright. London,
1878. 8^ 18. 1070. ID
— Gudrun: deutsches heldenlied, aberseut von
C. Simrock. Stuttgart, 1877. 8**.
V. I of 18.3076. 19
— Guillaume le Clerc; roman des aventures
de Fr6gus. Public pour la premiere fois
par F. Michel. Edimbourg, 1841. 4**.
18.3066. 5
— Hildebrandslird, herausg. von C. W. M.
Grein. GOttingen, 1858. 8". 18.3073.14
— Lai d*Havelok le danois, 13c si^cle. Paris,
1833. 8*. 18.3066. 10
— Lancelot of the laik: a Scottish metrical ro-
mance (about 1490-1500 a.d.). Re-edited
by W. W. Skeat. 2d ed. London, 187a
8*. 18.1072.25
— LORRIS (G. de) fl«</MEUNG (J. de). Roman de
la rose. Nouvelle 6d. par F. Michel. Paris,
1864. 2 v. in I. 16 . 18.3060.7
^The same. Romaunt of the rose. Englished
by G. Chaucer, pp. 215-268 of z8. 1088.3
— Partenopex de Blois: a romance. Freely
tr. from the French of M. Le Grand, with
notes by W. S. Rose. London, 1807. 4".
X8.3066.8
— Raimbert, de Paris. Ogier de Danemarche.
Po€me du xiie si^le. Paris, 1842. 4*".
18.3066.7
— Roman von Aspremont, altfranz6sisch, abge-
schrieben von L Bekker. Berlin, 1847.
48 pp. 4^ 18.3068. Box 2
— Roman de Fierabras. pp. 290-314.
V. I of 15.933.8
— Roman de Flamenca. pp. 1-47.
V. I of 15.933.8
— Roman de G6rard de Rossillon. pp. 174-224.
V. I of 15-933-8
— Roman de Jaufr6. pp. 48-173. ▼• ' o^ 15.933-8
— Roman du Renart, publi6 d'apr^s les manu-
scrits des xiiie, xive, et xve sidles, par
D. M. M6on, [avec] supplement, variantes,
et corrections par P. Chabaille. Paris,
1826-35. 5 V. 8**. 18.3065.7
— Romance of Guy of Warwick, 15th century
version. Ed. by J. Zupitza. London,
1875-^. 8^ 18.1073. 17
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brun, his son. r.<4iK^.] ist ed. [by W.
B. D. D. Tumbull]. Edinbur;^h, 1840.
4*. x8. 1088. 20
^Romance of syr Tryamoure. Ed. by J. O,
Halliwell. London, 1846. p. 8^
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— Romance of William of Paleme; or," William
and the werwolf." Tr. from the French,
about A.D. 1350. Ed. by W. W. Skeac
London, 1867. 8*. x8.T073.27
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pour la premiere fois, et pr6c6d6 d'une
lettre sur les romans des douze pairs; par
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literative romance-poem (1360? a.d.).
Re-edited by R. Morris. [Anon.] 2d ed.,
1869. London, 1864. 8°. 18. 1073. 19
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romance. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. Lon-
don, 1842. 12*. 18.1073. 33
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Titurel; rittergcdichte. Uebersetzt und
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Ssf, aUfi, Alexander, Charlemagne, etc.
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431- V. 4 of 8.485.9
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Fifeshire {Scotland).
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burgh, 1872. 4^ 6.337.3
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Edinburgh, 1846. 16"*. 6.334.16
Fiji Islands.
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ed. New York, 1882. 8^ ix.673.25
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amined, 1839. 249 pp. V. 2 of 2.48.4
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1870. 16**. 11.673.26
Fiiian Ung^nas^e.
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the Feejcean language. Vewa, [Feejee],
1850. 72 pp. 12**. 15.9580. Box 4
Filangpleri (Gaetano). b, 1752 d. 1788.
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gierL Venczia, 1819. 24 pp. 4".
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Fiaalcavses.
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8^ 22.1392.20
The same. Final causes. Tr. by W. Affleck.
Edinburgh, 1878. 8^ 22.1392.21
—Schneider (G.) De causa finali aristotelea.
Berolini, 1865. 8°. 14.878.20
Finance.
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considered. London, 1859. 8**.
25.1548. Box I
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I6^ 35.1553-38
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foreign funds. 9th, loth, 12th ed. by R.
L. Nash. London, 1867-74. 3 v. 8°.
25.1546.15
—Financial register of the United States, 1837-
38. Philadelphia, 1838. 2 v. 8°. 25.1553.1
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ment bonds. 8th ed. New York, 1881.
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The same. 9th ed. New York, 1882. sq.
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Glasgow, 1815. p. 8^ 25.1551.1
— Sherman (J.) Interview between the senate
committee on finance and J. Sherman.
Washington, 1880. 8*^. 25.1548. Box 6
Fine arts (The). See Arts (Fine).
Finland {Fenland),
— AcERBi (G.) Travels through Finland and
Lapland, to the North Cape, in 1798-99.
London, 1802. 2 v. 4®. xo.596.15
— Galitzin (E.) La Finlande. Notes recueillies
en 1848. Paris, 1852. 2 v. 8**. xo.601.2
— MiCHELL (T.) Handbook for travellers in
Finland. New ed. London, 1865. 12**.
10.602.14
—Murray (J.) Finland and Russia. London,
1849. IS*- 10.602.15
Finnish literature.
— Selections from the Kalevala. Tr. from a
Gennan version by J. A. Porter. New
York, 1873. I6^ X8.3073.8
Fire-arms.
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management of the Springfield rifle, car-
bine, and army revolvers. Springfield,
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Fire-works (Military).
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die feind practicirter fewer-werck. Miln-
chen, 1675. 32^ 30.3870.6
Fisher (John), b. 1459. ^. 1535-
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Fishes and fishing.
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angle. Ed. by G. W. Van Siclen. New
York. 1875. i6\ 27.17cM.24
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of British food-fishes. New York. 1866.
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where to go. London, 1859. 16".
27.1704.25
— Bleeker (P.) Atlas ichthyologique des Indes
orientales nfeSrlandaises. Amsterdam,
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fishing. Boston. 1870. i6\ 27.1704.27
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fishes. Washington, 1872. 49 PP- ^ •
27.1676. Box 3
- -The same. v. " of 28.3734.1
Catalogue of the fishes of the east coast ot
North America. Washington, 1873. 50 pp.
8' 27.1676. Box 3
The 'same. v. 14 of 28.3734.1
— Giovio (P.) De romanis piscibus libcllus.
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Ichthyology of the [Mexican] boundary.
[Washington, 1859]. 85 PP- 4i pL 4 •
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Report upon fishes collected [in California
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V. 6. pt. 4 of 3. 108. 13
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Bermudas. Washington, 1876. 82 pp. 8 .
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acanthopterygian fishes m the Bnlish
museum. London, 1859-70. 8 v. 8 .
27.1704.13
Introduction to the study of fishes. Edin-
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2v. I6^ vv. 36, 37 of 27.1667.1
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fishing of the United States and British
provinces. New ed. New York, 1866.
p. %\ ^7.1704.19
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•^ ' pt. 4, v. 3 of 27.1678.9
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ican ichthyology. Washington, 1877.
2 pts. in I v. 8^ V. 13 of 28.3734.1
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espfeces de p^ches. [Anon.^ Pans. Ian 4
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suchungen Uber fische und reptilien.
Berlin.^853. 4^ ,, IV^J^-'^
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London. 1843^. 8\ 27.1704.6
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Edinburgh, 1785. T. 27.1708.1
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London, [1794]. 4'- 27.1704.1
Oppianus. De venatione et de piscatione»
graece et latine, curavit J. G. Schneider.
Argentorati, 1776. 8^ 14.903.11
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tomy of fishes. London, 1846. 8*.
27.1704.10
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8". 27.1704.18
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riqueduNord. Paris, 187 1. 24 pp. 8\
27.1676. Box 3
Rapport sur les expositions Internationales
de p^che de Boulogne-sur-mcr, Arcachon,
et du Havre. Paris, 1871. 8^
27.1676. Box 3
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and herpetology of Massachusetts.
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5«#, tUs0, Bdi^um, Bruges, Fkmisb language,
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Flemish language.
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tionaire fran9ois et flamend. Amsterdam,
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The same. Nach dem Italienischen von A.
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— Hallock (C.) Camp life in Florida, [1873-
75] : a handbook for sportsmen and set-
tlers. New York. 1876. 12% 3.164.5
—Hilton (W.) Relation of a discovery lately
made on the coast of Florida, 1663.
V. 4, No. a of 3.143.1
— WURDEMAN (G.) Letter relative to the obtain-
ing of flamingoes and other birds from
south Florida. 28.37331
[Smithaonian report, i860, pp. 436-430].
History.
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Louisiana and Florida. New York, 1869.
8^ 3. 165. 15
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nando de Soto, [1539]. Philadelphia,
1835. 2 V. 12°. 3.164.4
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French expedition to Florida, under Lau-
donniftre, 1564. Tr. from De Bry, by
F. B. Perkins. Boston, 1875. Platej,
in fac-simile. 4°. 3.108.8
^Relation by a gentleman of Elvas. The dis-
covery and conquest of Florida by don
Ferdinando de Soto, [i 539-43- AnonJ]
London, 1851. 8\ 2.51. 26
^The same. Narrative of the career of Her-
nando de Soto, in the conquest of Florida,
[1539-43], as told by the knight of Elvas.
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8'. 3. 164. 1
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1497 to 1821. Brooklyn, N. Y., 1824.
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Florus (Publius Annaus). b, a.d. 74. d, about
A.D. 102.
— MthxER (O.) De P. Annio Floro, poeta, et
carmine quod '* Pervigilium Veneris" in-
scriptum est. Berolini, 1855. 16".
13.818^.12
Flowers.
—Andrews (J.) The parterre; or, beauties of
flora. London, 1842. f". Art room. A.5.8
— Floral magazine: figures and descriptions of
popular garden flowers, by T. Moore and
H. H. Dombrain. London, 1 861-71. 10
V. 4^ 28. 1 754. 1
— Hibberd (S.) Rustic adornments for homes
of taste. New ed. London, 1870. 8'.
30.1886.35
S^t^ also. Botany {Gtueral works), p. 88, {Illus-
trations), p. 90. «.^ , , ^
Also, Dmhfia, Genaium, Poppy, Rhododendron.
Fluids. See Liquids
Fluxions.
— Agnesi (M. G.) Anal3rtical inttitntions. From
the Italian by J. Colson. Ed. by J.
Hellins. London, 1801. 2 v. 4*.
26.1606.19
— Collins (J.), and others, Commerciom episto-
licum de analysi promota. Londini,i722.
h\ 26.1600.4^
— Cotes (R.) Harmonia mensararum [et]
alia opuscula mathematlca. Cambridge,
[Eng.j, 1722. 4". 26.1606.17
—Emerson (W.) Doctrine of fluxions. 2d ed.
London, 1757. 8'. 26.1603.40
— Hales (W.) Analysis fluzionum. London,
1800. 4*. 26.1606.22
— MacLaurin (C.) Treatise of fluxions. Edin-
burgh, 1742. I V. in 2. 4*. 26.1604.15
— Newton (Sir L) Treatise of the method of
fluxions and infinite series. From the
Latin [by J. Colson]. London, 1737. 8'.
26.1604.38
— RowE Q.) Introduction to the doctrine of
fluxions. 2d ed. London, 1757. 8''.
26.1605.7
— Simpson (T.) Doctrine and application of
fluxions. 2d ed. London, 1776. 2 v. 8%
26.1605.15
The same. New ed. London, 1823. 2 v.
in I. 8^ 26.1605. 16
— ViNCE (S.) Principles of fluxions. 4th ed.
Cambridge, [Eng.], 1812. 8°. 26.1605.34
Soo, also. Calculus {pifferontial).
Fly (the house-fly, musca domtstica),
— Macloskie (G.) Proboscis of the house-fly.
pp. 153-161 of 27.1718. Box I
Flying:.
— Marey (E. J.) Lectures on the phenomena of
flight in the animal kingdom. Tr. [from
the French]. 28.3733.1
[Smithsonian report, 1869, pp. 396-085].
Sso^ also. Aeronautics.
Folklore, or, popular legends.
— Aubrey (J.) Miscellanies: Day-fatality, local
fatality, dreams, apparitions, etc 4th ed.
London, 1857. I6^ 22.1384.15
— Brand (J.) Origin of our vulgar and provin-
cial customs, ceremonies, and supersti-
tions. Enlarged by sir H. Ellis. New
ed. London, 1849. 3 v. 16*". 5.265.23
— Brinton (D. G.) Myths of the new world.
New York, 1876. 8*. 3.110.4
— Chambers (R.) Popular rhymes of Scotland.
London, 1870. i6^ 18.3094.12
—Grimm (J. L. C.) and (W. C.) Kinder- und
hausmttrchen. 5e aufl. GOttingen, 1843.
2 V. 12**. 30.1240. 1
The same. German popular tales and house-
hold stories. Philadelphia, 1875. 2 v. in
I. 8^ 20.1243.17i
— Halliwell (T. O.) Nursery rhymes of Eng-
land, collected from popular tradition.
London, 1842. p. 8*". v. 4 of 18. 3092. 1
Nursery rhymes and nursery tales of Eng*
land. 5th ed. London, [1874]. i6'.
18.3094.15
— Hennb-am Rhyn (O.) Deutsche volkssage im
verhftltniss zu den mythen aller zeiten
und vtflker. 2e aufl. Wien, 1879. 8*.
x8.3072.28
— Oberleitner (C.) Schwediscfae volkssagen
undmllrchen. Wien, 1848. ^°. x8.3076.24
244
Folklore.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Fordyce.
— Peter (A.) Volksthdmllcfaes aus Ssterreich-
isch-Schlesien: klnderlieder und kinder-
spiele, volkslieder und volksschauspiele.
Troppau, 1865. 8*. 18.3076. 29^
—Ralston (W. R. S.) Russian folk-tales. New
York, i872(?) 8'. 20.1223.11
— Robinson (T. A, L. v. J.) Volkslieder der
Serben, metrisch Hbersetzt von Talvj.
Halle, 1825. 8\ 18.3081. 18
— WrrzscHEL (A.) Sagen aus Thtlringen. Wien,
1866. 8^ x8.3082.48
Sagen, sitten, und gebrHuche aus Thdringen.
Wien, 1878. 8^ x8.3082.48
S*e^ alsoy Ballads, Fairies, Mythology, Superstl-
tioat.
Fontanes (Louis, marquis de). h. 1757. d, 1821.
— Sainte-Beuve (C. a.) M. de Fontanes. pp.
207-305. V. 2 of 8.481.3
Fonte (Bartolomeo de). See Fuentes (Bartolo-
in6 de).
Food of man.
— Blyth (A. W.) Analysis of foods.
pp. 1-237 of 30.1934.45
—Bryant (C.) Flora diaetetica; or, history of
esculent plants. London, 1783. 8''.
38.1731. 8
—Church (A. H.) Food: some account of its
sources, constituents, and uses. New
York, 1877. i6'. 30.3924.10
— Donovan (M.) Animal and vegetable ali-
ments used by various nations. ' London,
1837. 16'. V. 2 of 32. 2031. 1
— Epicure's year-book and table companion.
\Anon,\ London, 1868. I6^ 30.3924.14
— FiciNO (M.) Regiment dess lebens, [ucber-
set2t]. Strassburg, 1536. f^ 30.1878.21
— Lankester (E.) On food: lectures. Boston,
1832. 16*. X.11.15
The same. 2d ed. London, 1873. 16°.
30.3924.12
Vegetable substances used for the food of
man. [Amon,'\ New York, 1840. 18''.
32.2021.13
— Pavy (F. W.) Treatise on food and dietetics.
Philadelphia, 1874. &''. 30.3924. i
—Smith (E.) Foods. New York, 1873. 16°.
30.3924."
The same. New York, 1874. 16*. 30.3924.11
— Wanklyn (J. A.) Tea, coflfee, and cocoa.
London, 1874. 16°. 30. 1934.34
{Adulteration),
— AccuM (F.) Treatise on adulterations of food,
and culinary poisons. Philadelphia, 1820.
24*. 30.3924.18
—Analyst (The): a monthly journal for those
interested in the purity of food and drugs.
Edited by G. W. Wigner and J. Muter.
London, 1880. 3 v. 8°. 30.3924.4
— Hassall (A. H.) Food: its adulterations, and
the methods for their detection. London,
1876. p. 8'. 30.3924-6
— HosKiNS (T. H.) What we eat: an account of
the most common adulterations of food
and drink. Boston, 1861. p. 8*". 30.3924.9
—Report on adulteration of food. [London],
1856. i\ 30.3928.1
— Soubeiran (T. L.) Nouveau dictionnaire des
falsifications et des alterations des ali-
mentSt et des medicaments. Paris, 1874.
8'. 30.3924.2
— VoGL (A.) Les aliments: guide pratique pour
constater les falsifications. Traduction
par A. Focillon. Paris, 1876. id**.
30,3924.17
Stt, alM, Beer, Birds. Coffee, Cookery, Oietetkt
Fowls (Domesticated), Meat, Sugar, Tea, Vege-
tarianism, Wine.
Foote family.
—Goodwin (N.) Foote family; or, the descend-
ants of Nathaniel Foote, one of the first
settlers of Wethersfield, Conn. Hartford,
1849. 8"*. 3.138^.10
Foote (Samuel). 6, 172a d, 1777.
— FoRSTER (J.) Samuel Foote [the comedian].
pp. 329-462 of 6.338^.13
Foraminifera (Perforated shells).
— Carpenter (W. B.) Introduction to the
study of the foraminifera. London, 1862.
f^ 27.1728.3
—Williamson (W. C.) On the recent foramin-
ifera of Great Britain. London, 1858. f^.
27. 1708.10
Forbes (Duncan), i. 1685. d. 1747.
—Burton (J. H.) Life of Duncan Forbes of
CuUoden. pp. 269-388 of 6.356.25
Forbes (Edward). 3. 1815. d, 1854.
—Wilson (G.) and Geikie (A.) Memoirs of
Edward Forbes. Cambridge, FEng.],
1861. 8*. 0:351.28
Forbes (James David), d, 1809. d, 1868.
— Shairp (J. C.) and others. Life and letters of
J. D. Forbes. London, 1873. 8'. 6.351.29
Force.
—Abbott (J.) Force. New York, 1873. 12'.
26.1618a. 18
—Boyle (R.) Great effects of even languid and
unheeded motion. London, 1690. 12''.
26.3610.6
— Bt^CHNER (L.) Force and matter, ed. by J. F.
CoUingwood. London, 1864. 8*". 26.1640.23
— Faraday (M.) Lectures on the forces of
matter. Ed. by W. Crookes. New York,
1868. z6% 26.1640.21
— Grove (W. R.) Correlation of physical forces.
New York, 1869. 12''. 26. 1640. z
— ^JoNES (H. B.) Croonian lectures on matter
and force. London, 1868. 12*. 26.1610.25
— Krbbs (G.) Erhaltung der energie als grund-
lage der neueren physik. Mtinchen, 1877.
I6^ 26.1640.19
—Maxwell (J. C.) Matter and motion. New
York, 1878. i8'. No. 36 of 26. 1620. i
— Spiller (P.) Urkraft des weltalls nach ihrem
wesen und wirken auf alien naturgebieten.
Berlin, 1876. 8'. 26.1631.35
— Stewart (B.) Conservation of energy. New
York, 1874. li*. 26.1640.7
—Taylor (W. B.) Nature and origin of force.
38.3733.1
[Smithsonian report, 1870, pp. «4i-9S7].
— YouMANS (E. L.) Correlation and conserva-
tion of forces. New York, 1869. 12**.
26. 1640. 1
See^ also^ GraviUtion, Heat, Mechanics, Phy^cs.
Fordyce (Henrietta Cummyng). d. 1821.
—Memoir of Mrs. H. Fordyce. To which is
added, a sketch of the Rev. James For-
dyce. \Anon.'\ London, 1823. i6*. 6.367.5
245
Forests.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Fossils.
Forests.
— Becquerel (A. C.) Forests, and their climatic
influence. Tr. from the French. 28.3733.1
[Smithaonian report, 1869, pp. 394-416].
— Browne (D. J.) Sylva americana: description
of the forest trees [of] the United States.
Boston, 1833. 8'. 28.3741.8
— Cooper (J. G.) On the distribution of the
forests and trees of North America.
28.3733.1
[Smithsonuui report, 1858, pp. S46-980].
— Emerson (G. B.) Report on the trees and
shrubs of Massachusetts. Boston, 1846.
8'. 28.3741. 1
— Engush forests and forest trees. [Anon.}
London, 1853. 8^ 28.1746.27
— Evelyn (J.) Silva; or, a discourse of forest-
trees. 5th ed. London, 1729. T. 28.1748.10
The same. With notes by A. Himter. New
ed. York, 1786. 2 v. 4^ 28.1748.15
—Gilpin (W.) Remarks on forest scenery and
other woodland views. Ed. by sir T. D.
Lauder. Edinburgh, 1834. 2 v. in i.
I6^ 30.1891.21
— Hamerton (P. G.) Sylvan year: leaves
from the note-book of Raoul Dubois.
[fisetuion,] Boston, 1876. 16**. 30. 1890. 11
— Hough (F. B.) Elements of forestry. Cincin-
nati, 1882. p. 8**. 28.1744.23
— MiCHAUX (F. A.) and Nuttall (T.) North
American sylva, [with] a description of
European forest trees. Tr. from the
French, with notes by J. J. Smith. Phila-
delphia, 1865. 3V. 1. 8^ 28.1736.9
— Strutt (J. G.) Sylva britannica; or, portraits
of forest trees. London, [1830?]. 1. 8°.
28.1736.6
Formosa.
— Candidius (G.) Short account of the island
of Formosa, pp. 526-533. v. i of 2.58.4
Forrest (Edwin). 6. 1806. </. 1872.
— Barrett (L.) Edwin Forrest. Boston, 1881.
12*. 4.205.18
Forster (William Edward). 6, 1818.
— HiGGiNSON (T. W.) Mr. Forster.
pp. 292-319 of 6.347.9
Fortification.
— Blondel (F.) Neue manier vestungen zu
bauen, aus dem Franz6sischen iibersetzt.
Sultzbach, 1686. 8^ 3O.3870.5
— DiucH (J. W.) Peribologia; oder, bericht
hist von vestdngs gebewen. Frankfurt
am Mayn, 1640. f^ 30.3878.4
— Goldman (N.) La nouvelle fortification.
Lcide, 1645. i"' 30.3878.13
— Heideman (C.) Architectura militaris; oder,
anlaitung wie aufif unterschiedliche arten
starcke vOstungen zu bauen. MUnchen,
1664. r. 30.3878.7
— Marolois (S.) Von fortification und vcstungs-
bau. Durchsehen, corrigirt, und vcrmehrt
durch A. Gerhardt. Amsterdam, 1662.
1. 8^ 30.3878.6
—Pagan (B. F. de). Fortifications, avcc th^o-
r^mes sur la fortification. Ed. nouvelle.
Bruxelles, 1668. 24'. 30.3870.8
— Viollet-le-duc (E.) Annals of a fortress.
Translated by B. Bucknall. Boston, 1876.
8°. 30.1886.33
Foscolo (Kiccold Ugo). ^. 1777. d. 1S27.
— Montgomery (J.) Ugo Foscolo. pp. 353-
394. V. 2 of 12.738^.12
The same. 32.2031. 11
Fossils. General works,
— Agassiz (L. J. R.) Primitive diversity and
number of animals in geological times.
[New Haven, 1854]. 16 pp. 8'.
27.1676. Box 2
The same. 27.1672.3
^Brown (H. G.) Index palaeontologicus.
Stuttgart, 1848-49. 3 V. 8°. 29. 1822. i
— Hartwig (G.) Fossils, pp. 8-30 of 29. 1803.9
— Huxley (T. H.) Principles and methods of
palaeontology. 28.3733.1
[Smithaonian report, 1869, pp. 363-388].
— Mantell (G. a.) Medals of creation. 2d ed.
London, 1854. 2 v. p. 8**. 29.1804.30
Pictorial atlas of fossil remains. With de-
scriptions, London, 1850. 4°. 29.1826.7
— Miller (H.) Footprints of the Creator. From
3d London ed. Boston, 1850. 12^.
29.1803.18
■^ -The same. Boston, 185 1. I2^ 29.1803.17
Old red sandstone. From 4th London ed.
Boston, 1851. 12". 29.1803.19
Testimony of the rocks. Boston, 1857. 12®.
[Giger]. 29.1803.20
— Nicholson (H. A.) Ancient life-history of the
earth. New York, 1878. 12". 29.1824.10
Manual of palaeontology. Edinburgh, 1872.
p. 8^ 29.1824.9
The same. 2d ed. Edinburgh, 1879. 2 v.
8^ 29.1824.8
— Orbigny (A. D. d*). Cours 616mentaire de
pal6ontologie et de g^ologie stratigra-
phiques. Paris, 1849-52. 2 v. in 3. 12*.
29.1824.16
The same. Tableaux. Paris, 1852. 4*.
29.1826.1$
Pal6ontologie fran^aise; Terrains cr^tac^;
Terrains ijurassiques. Paris, 1836-75.
23 V. 8'. 29. 1842. 1
—Owen (R.) Palaeontology. 2d ed. Edin-
burgh, 1861. 8\ 29.1824.5
[Twelve memoirs on palaeontology, from
the Geological society's transactions.
London, 1842]. 4*^. 29.1828.17
— Page (D.) Past and present life of the globe.
Edinburgh, 186 1. 16*. 29.1803.35
— PiCTET (F. J.) Trait6 de pal6ontologie. 2c
6d. Paris, 1853-57. 4 v. 8**. 29.1824.7
The same. Atlas. Paris, 1853-57. 4*.
29.1824.1
— R5MER (F.) Lethaea palaeozoica. Stuttgart,
1876-80. 2 v. 8^. 29. 1824. 1 1
— ZiTTEL (C. A.) Aus der urzeit: bilder aus
der sch5pfungsgeschichte. 2e aufl. MQn-
chen, 1875. 16". 27. 1671.21
and ScHiMPER (W. P.) Handbuch der pa-
laeontologie. Milnchen, 1880. v. i. 8*.
29.1824.4
Geographical distribution,
— Barrande (J.) £l6mens pal^ontologiques des
Stages G. H.,^avec application aux envi-
rons de Hlubocep, pr6s Prague. Prague,
1865. 8^ 29.1838.2
Faune silurienne des environs de Hof, en
Bavidre. pp. 31-110 of 29.1838.3
246
FoMils.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Fossils.
— -Syst^me silurien du centre de la Bohdme.
le partie, recherches pal6ontologiques.
Prague, 1852-79. 4 v., and pi. in 18 v. 4*.
29. 1838. 1
•-Falconer (H.) and Cautley (P. T.) Fauna
antiquasivalensis» being the fossil zoology
of the Sewalik hills, in the north of India.
London, 1868. 8°. v. x of 29. 1824.6
— -The same. Illustrations. London, 1846-
49. 9pts. V. 29.1827.2
»Gabb (W. M.) and Meek (F. B.) Palaeontol-
ogy of California. Philadelphia, 1864-69.
2v. 1. 8\ 29.1825.2
«— Gaudry (A.), and others, Animaux fossiles du
mont L6beron. Paris, 1873. 4°. 29.1828.15
^Hall (J.) Geology and palaeontology of the
Mexican boundary, pp. 101-140.
V. I, pt. 2 of 3.128.3
Palaeontology of New York. Albany,
1847-67. 4v. 4°. 27. 1686. 1
Palaeontology of Iowa. [Albany], 1858. 8°.
V. I, pt. 201 29.1814.7
€md Whitfield (R. P.) Palaeontology of
the fortieth parallel, pp. 197-302.
V. 4 of 29.1818. 1
— Hbbr (O.) Primaeval world of Switzerland.
[Tr. by W. S. Dallas]. Ed. by J. Hey-
wood. London, 1876. 2 ▼. 8°. 29.1804.8
— Hellmann (A.) Petrefacten Thiiringens. Cas-
sel, 1866. 4*. V. I of 29.1856.2
— HOCHSTETTER (F. vou), and others, Paiaonto-
logie von Neu-Seeland. Wien, 1864. 4*.
V. I, pt. 2 of 28. 1778. 1
—Mayer (C.) Systematisches verzeichniss der
versteinerungen des Helvetien der Schweiz
und Schwabens. Zttrich, 1872. 35 pp. 4^
29. 1825. II
«-ICeek (F. B.) Palaeontology of the fortieth
parallel pp. 1-197. v. 4 of 29. 18 18. i
—Morris (J.) Catalogue of British fossils. 2d
ed. London, 1854. 8\ 29.1825.15
—Newberry (J. S.), and others. Report of the
geological survey of Ohio. Part 11. Pa-
laeontology. Columbus, 1873-75. 2 v.
8^ 29.1815. 12
—Oldham (T.), and others, Palaeontologia in-
dica. Calcutta, 1861-67. 4 ▼• 4^ 29. 1828. i
^OsBORN (H. F.), and others, Palaeontological
report of the Princeton scientific ezpedi-
Uon of 1877. New York, 1878. 8^
29.1833.4
— Philups (J.) Figures and descriptions of the
palaeozoic fossils of Cornwall, Devon,
and west Somerset. London, 1841. 8''.
29.1825.19
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lands. Tdbingen, 1846-49, and Leipzig,
1868-81. 6v. 8*. 29.1823.20
— -The same. Atlases. Tttbingen, 1849. ^^^
Leipzig, 1872-81. 6v. V, 29.1827.8
— Verneuil (P. E. P. de). Pal6ontologie de la
Russie d'Europe. Londres, 1845. 4**.
V. 2 of 29.1826.5
—White (C. A.) and Cope (E. D.) Reports
upon invertebrate fossils and extinct ver-
tebrata, west of the one hundredth meri-
dian. Washington, 1877. 4'.
V. 4 of 29.1828.14
Vertebrates,
^AoAssiz (L. J. R.) Monographie des poissons
iossiles du vieux grds rouge des lies
Britanniques et de Russie. Neuchatel,
1844-45. 4'. 29.1828.7
The same. Plates. Neuchatel, 1844-45.
obi. V, 29.1828.4
On ichthyological fauna of the Pacific slope
of North America. [New Haven, 1856].
46 pp. 8'. 27.1676. Box 2
^The same. 27.1672.3
Recherches siu* les poissons fossiles. Neu-
chatel, 1833-43. 5 V. 4'. And plates.
5 V. in 4. obi. r. 29.1828.3
^Tableau g6n6ral des poissons fossiles. Neu-
chatel, 1844. xxxiii-xux pp. 4**.
27.1707.1
— BucH (L. von). Petrifications recucillies en
Am6rique par Humboldt et Degenhardt.
Berlin, 1839. !• f'. 29.1827.3
— BucKLAND (W.) Reliauiae diluvianae. 2d ed.
London, 1824. 4 . 29.1816.5
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pal6ontologie. Paris, 1874. S"". 27. 1804. xo
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extinct vertebrata. Observations on the
faunae of the miocene tertiaries of Ore-
gon, pp. 33-69. V. 5 of 29. 1833. 1
Report on the vertebrate paleontology ol
Colorado. pp. 427-533 of 29.1813.1
[Report of the sunrey of the territories for 1873].
Systematic catalogue of vertebrata of the
eocene of New Mexico, collected in 1874.
Washington, 1875. 37 pp. 8'.
27.1676. Box 2
— -Vertebrata of the cretaceous formations of
the west. Washington, 1875. 4**.
V. 2 of 27.1678.2
The same. 29.1818.3
— CuviER (G. L. C. F. D.) Essay on the theory
of the earth. With notes by [R.] Jameson.
New York, 1818. 8^ 29.1802.6
Recherches sur les ossement fossiles. Nou-
velle kd, Paris, 1821-24. 5 v. in 6. 4\
29. 1826. 1
— Edwards (A. M.) Recherches [sur les] oise-
aux fossiles de la France. Paris, 1867-71.
4v. 4°. 29.1858.2
— Ege&ton (P. G.) Systematic catalogue of the
fossil fish in the cabinets of Cole and
Egerton. London, 1837. 12 L 4*.
29. 1826. zo
—Falconer (H.) Palaeontological memoirs and
notes. Ed. by C. Murchison. London,
1868. 2v. 8*. 29.1824.6
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9aises: Animaux vert6br6s. 2e 6d. Paris,
1859. 2 V. 4*. 27.1688.25
^Zoologie et pal6ontologie g6n6rales: Ani-
maux vert6br6s. Premidre s6rie. Paris,
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scrit grec in6dit. Paris, 1825. 8 .
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de France et de Bourgogne, 1464-98. pp.
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The same. Historical memoirs: Lewis xi,
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7.422.3
The same. To which is added, the Scan-
dalous chronicle; or, secret history of
Louis XL, by Jean de Troyes. London,
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— CondA (L. de B. de). M6moires concemant
la France, 1559 k 1564. pp. 541-705,
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—Cousin (V.) Secret history of the French
court under Richelieu and Mazarin; or,
life and times of Mme. de Chevreuse,
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sieurs choses ad venues, 1512-47. La
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4 58. V. 46 0/8.462.1
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598. V. II of 8.454.1
— jEAMNiN(P.)N6gociadoii8,[i598-i622]. Paris,
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^Mergey (J. de). M6moires, 1554-70. pp. 555-
644. V. 901 8.454.1
— MoNSTRBLKT (E. de). Chronicles of the wars
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gundy. London, 1810. 13 ▼. 8'. pi. 4*.
7-445.1
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histoire de la guerre entre la France et la
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641. V. 8 of 8.454.1
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— PoNTis (L. de). M6moires, 1597-1652. pp.
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— Rabutin (F« de). Commentaires des derni^res
guerres en la Gaule belgique, 1551-58.
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—Richelieu (A. J. Du P.) M^moires, 1610-38.
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— Rochechouart (G. de). M6moires, 1514-65.
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—Rohan (H. de). M^moires sur Ics choses
advenues en France, depuis la mort de
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dam, 1644. 24*. 8.485.14
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87]. pp. 1-131. V. 61 of 8.462.1
—Salmon (P.) M6moires. [Affaires en France,
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— Schwartz (C.) Bruderkrieg der sdhne Lud-
wig's des frommen, und der vertrag zu
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royales oeconomies d'estat de Henry iv.,
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elles, 1834. 6 V. in 3. 16°. 7.430.8
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71. pp. 1-400. V. 9 of 8.454.1
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XIV. ; Si^le de Louis xv. [Kehll, 1784-
89. 3 V. 8*. vv. 2o>22 of 8.3485.1
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Hookham Frere. London, 1874. 16°.
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Fresco-painting.
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panische wandmalerei. Leipzig, 1873. 8".
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of double refraction. 2d ed. Cambridge.
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friction. Dublin, 1872. 8**. 26.1624.16
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don, 1851. 8'. 24.1523.42
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emigration. 3d ed. London, 1857. 8'*.
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ministers of the gospel, amongst the peo-
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Friends in Dublin. Wilmington, 1783.
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tury. Philadelphia, 1875. 8*. 31. 1972. i
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teenth century. Philadelphia, 1875-76.
2v. 8*. 31. 1972.6
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Friendship.
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ton, 1868. i6% 2X.1321.8
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Klotz. Lipsiae, 1833. 8". 13. 785. 12
The same. Essay of friendship, tr. by S.
Parker. 3d ed. London, 1720. 12".
x9.3183.10
The same. Laelius; or. essay on friend-
ship. [Tr.]; with remarks by W. Mel-
moth. New ed. London, 1795. 2 v. 8*.
2X. 3394.17
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— Henke (E. L. T.) Jacob Friedrich Fries.
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language. London, i88i. i6'. 15.930.16
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land: wie es denkt und spricht. Bremen,
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ed agli sludj del signor don Paolo Frisi.
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from the Swedish by R. G. T^tham. Lon-
don, 1838. 8". 10.597.12
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Frog.
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1874. 16°. 27.1684.30
5>r, alsff^ Raaa pipiens.
Froissart (Sir John), b. 1337 ? d. 1410 ?
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de la vie de Jean Froissart [1337-1410].
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France under Louis xiv. Boston, 1877.
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Froude (James Anthony), b. 18 18.
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her latest historian. New York, 1873.
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Fruit, and frnit-trees.
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gie. Bruxelles, 1850-51. vv. 3, 4. obi. 4**.
Art room. A. 7. 11
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GaeUc
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collection of fruits in Great Britain. [Col-
ored illustrations]. London, 1817. 2 v.
f^. Art room. A. 4.1
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for raismg fruit-trees.
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America. New York, 1845. 12*. 28.1731. 15
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arbres fruitiers. Paris, 1768,
Trait6 des
2 V. 4**.
38.1748.9
Se*^ 4Ut0^ Agriculture, Gardening,
Fry (Elizabeth Gumey). b, 1780. d. 1845.
—Memoir of the life of Elizabeth Fry, with her
journals and letters. Ed. by her daughters.
London, 1847. 2 v. 8*. 6.2363.20
— TiMPSON (T.) Memoirs of Mrs. Elizabeth
Fry. New York, 1847. I2'. 6.2363.19
Fucino lake (near Arpino^ in Italy),
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ment du lac Fucino. Rome, 1876. 4**.
36.3626.2
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Cabinet 2.30.1
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economy. London, 1879. 12^. 36.1642.33
— Siemens (C. W.) Fuel; with value of artificial
fuels, by J. Wormald. New York, 1874.
18^. No. 9 of 36. 1620. 1
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De Fonte [1640, on the north-west coast
of America]. pp. 125-158 of 3. 106. 11
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densis. Cassel, 1850. 4*". 9- 533- 3
Fuller (Andrew), b. 1754. d, 1815.
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life of Andrew Fuller. Charlestown, 1818.
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Fuller (Arthur Buckminster). ^.1822. ^.1862.
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Boston. 1863. i6\ 4.205.29
Fulton (Robert), b, 1765. d, 181 5.
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New York, 1817. 8". 4.205.34
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adelphia, 1856. 8". 4.205.33
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Functions.
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der verwandien functionen. 2e aufl.
Berlin, 1878. 8°. 36.1601. 5
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de fractionibus simplicibus. Berolini,i825.
40 pp. 4"*. 36.1598. Box 2
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fonctions. [Ancn.] Nouvelle 6d. Paris,
1806. 8*. 36.1604.9
Th6orie des fonctions analytiques. Nou-
velle 6d. Paris, 1 8 13. 4*. 26.1606.26
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place's, Lamp's, and Bessel's functions.
London, 1875. 8^ 36.1605.31
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Funds. See Finance.
Fungi.
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Ed. by M. J. Berkeley. New York, 1875.
12". 28.1740.6
Handbook of British fungi. [London],
1870-71. 2 V. p. 8': 28.1740.3
Rust, smut, mildew, and mould: study of
microscopic fungi. 3d ed. London, 1872.
12". 28.1740.20
Fur.
— CouES (E.) Fur-bearing animals of North
America. Washington, 1877. 8". 27. 1673.19
— Mackenzie (A.) Account of the rise and
sute of the fur trade, cxxxii pp. 3. 106. 12
Fumess abbey.
—Barber (H.) Shaw's guide to Fumess abbey,
and its vicinity. 8th ed. London, [1877J.
16". No. 31 of 5. 273. II
Fumess dialect.
— FoRNESS folk: the*r sayin's an* dewin's; or,
sketches of life and character in Lonsdale,
north of the sands. Be Roger Piketah.
London, 1870. 4 1. 72 pp. 16''.
15.920. Box 2
Furniture.
— Cabinet of marquetry, buhl, and inlaid woods.
Designs for [furniture. Anon.] London,
1867. 19 pi. i\ Art room. A. 5.7
— Cook (C.) House beautiful. New York,
1881. 8*. Art room. A.2. 12
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in furniture, upholstery, etc. Ed. by C.
C. Perkins. 5th Am. ed. Boston. 1877.
8^ 30.1885.17
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the French. Ed. by Mrs. B. Palliser.
London, 1878. 1. S**. 30.1895.7
— Pollen (J. H.) Ancient and modern furni-
ture and woodwork. London, [1875].
I6^ 30.1871.36
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don, 1836]. 4*. 30.1888.16
Fuseli, or Fussli (Henry), b. 1741. d. 1825.
— Knowles (J.) Life and writings of Henry
Fuseli. London, 1 831. 3 V. 8*. 6.351.42
Future state. See Immortality of man.
Gabbro {an anhydrous st/iea/e),
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liber gabbro und verwandte gesteine.
Kiel. 1871. 8'. 28.1792.7
Gables.
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ber gables of the sixteenth century. Lon-
don, 1831. 4*. 30.1888.13
The same. 2d ed. London, 1839. 4*-
30.1898.23
Gabriiis. See Babrius.
Gaelic language and literature.
—Armstrong (K. A.) Gaelic dictionary: Gaelic
and English— English and Gaelic With
grammar. London, 1825. 4*. 15.928.8
— M'Gregor (J.) Dean of Lismore's book: a
selection of Gaelic poetry. Ed. by T.
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Z8.3094.1
264
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Gardening.
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ic; with a translation into Latin, by R.
Macfarlan. London, x86^. 3 v. 8^.
x8. 1095.33
GtdvLB^ and cenfury A.D,
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ans den Institutiotien des Gains. Berlin,
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V. 3 of 26.1656.9
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258. V. 4 of 33.2038.6
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contemporains. Paris, 1862. 18''.
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mische curie. Stuttgart, 1876-77. 2 v.
in I. 8°. z3.725.12
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science. Paris, 1868. 18''. 13.724. 22
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1-62. V. 2 of 13.738^.12
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correspondence. [Anon.] London, 1870.
p. 8*. z3.724.21
Gallo (Anna Maria Rosa NicoletU). b, 1715.
d, 1791.
— Laviosa (B.) Viu della beau Maria Fran-
cesca. Roma, 1843. 4"*. z3.718.18
Gallns (Cneius Cornelius), d. 66 b.c. d, 26 B.C.
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Gallus. London, 1814. 16''.
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G«hrmnism. See Electricity {Electrokinetics),
p. 195.
GalTanometer.
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measurement. London, 1868. p. 8''.
36.1645.37
— PooGENDORFF (J. C.) Use of the galvano-
meter as a measuring instrument. Tr. by
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Gambetta (L6on). b, 1838.
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Gambier Islands' (m tke southern Pacific),
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Paris, 1872. V, 3.123.8
Gambling.
—La Placette (J.) Trait6 des jeux-de-hazard.
LaHaye, 1714. 12'. 30.3874.16
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logna, 1551. s. 4^ 30.3874.6
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de soci6t6. [Anon,] Paris, [1817]. 24*.
30.3874.21
St*, also. Billiards, Chest, Whist.
Also, Amusements, Sports.
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heimenses: historische beschreibung des
uralten stiffts Gandersheim. Wolffen.*
bmtel, 1709. s. 4*. 9.532.11
Ganganelli (Giovanni Vincenzo Antonio). See
Clement xiv.
Ganges canal.
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canal works. London, i860. 3 V. 8**.
and 4*. 36.3625.2
The same. Colored plates. London, i860.
1. f**. Cabinet 3.11.1
Gannett (Ezra Stiles), b, 1801. d. 1871.
—Gannett (W. C.) Ezra Stiles Gannett: a me-
moir. Boston, 1875. p. 8'. 4.206.3
Ganoidei (a sub-order of fishes),
— MtLLER (J.) Ueber den bau und den grenzen
der ganoiden. und aber das natlirliche
system der fische. Berlin, 1846. V,
37.1706.21
Gard {a southern department of France),
— DURANT (S.), and others. Album arch^olo-
gique, et description des monuments his-
toriques du Gard. Nimes, 1853. f*.
7.386.2
S*€, also, Nimes.
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tory. 2d ed. Philadelphia, 1839. 8*.
38.1731.4
fHopel.
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V. 7 of 8.496.2
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gard'ner*s almanack; directing what he is
to do monthly. pp. 425-498 of 6.2358.1
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shrubs, and herbaceous plants. Based on
the work of Decaisne and Naudin. Bos-
ton, 1873. 8*. 38.1732.7
— Herincq (F.), and others. Nouveau jardi-
nier. Paris, 1875. 16*. 38.1730. 11
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London, 1737. f*. 38.1748.5
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497-596. V. 2 of 3x.1310.22
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gardens. New ed. London, 1875. P- 8*.
38.1744.15
Gleanings from French gardens. 2d ed.
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265
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Gaass.
— Smee (A.) My garden: its plan and culture.
London, 1872. 8^. 28.1746.16
— Warner (C. D.) My summer in a garden.
Boston, 1871. 16°. az. 1326.27
— Gardener's magazine. Conducted by J. C.
Loudon. London, 1826-32. 8 v. 8*.
38.1731. II
St*^ ait0^ Agriculture, Flowers, Fruit, Green-
houses, Lsn<ficape gardening. Trees, Vegetables.
Gardiner (James), b, 1687. d, 1745.
— Doddridge (P.) Some passages in the life of
Col. James Gardiner, ftinceton, 1825.
i8% 6.351.44
Gardiner (Margaret Power Farmer), counUss of
BUssingtcn, b, 1790. d, 1849.
— Madden (R. R.) Literary life and corres-
pondence of the countess of Blessington.
New York, 1855. 2 v. 12". 6. 2361. 21
The same. 2d ed. London, 1855. 3 V.
8*. 6.2361.20
Garfield (James Abram). b, 1831. d. 1881.
— Averill (J. O.) Funeral sermon on the
death of president Garfield. Dover, 1882.
25-36 pp. 8*. 4.218. Box 2
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1882. I6^ 4.206.8
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education: Hiram college memorial.
Boston, 1882. 12**. 4.206.6
—Hoar (G. F.) James Abram Garfield. Bos-
ton, 1882. 16'. 4.206.7
The same. Eulogy upon Garfield. Wor-
cester, 1882. 27 pp. 8*. 4.218. Box I
— [Newspaper records of his assassination, ill-
ness, and death]. New York, 1881. V,
Cabinet 3
— Pbdder (H. C.) Garfield's place in history.
New York, 1882. 12''. 4.206.4
Garibaldi (Giuseppe), b, 1807. d. 1882.
— Life, translated from his papers, by T.
Dwight. New York, 1861. 12*. z3.714.23
Garrick (David), b, 171 7. d, 1779.
— Private correspondence ; with a memoir [by
J. Boaden]. London, 1831-32. 2 v. 4 .
6.358.2
— Davies (T.) Memoirs of David Garrick. New
ed. London, 1808. 2 v. p. 8^*. 6.351.45
— Sheridan (R. B.) Verses to the memory of
Garrick. London, 1779. 15 pp. 4".
18. 1098.14
Ganre (Christian), b, 1742. d, 1798.
— ScHELLE (C. G.) Briefe ttber Garve's schrif-
ten und philosophie. Leipzig, 1800. 16".
33. 144a 7
Gas (illuminating),
— Benevides (F. da F.) M^moire sur les flam-
mes des gaz comprim6s. Paris, 1873. 6
pp. 8'. 30.1938. Box I
— BowDiTCH (W. R.) Analysis, technical val-
uation, purification, and use of coal gas.
London, 1867. 8^ 30.1872.8
—Cooper (T.) Some information concerning
gas lights. Philadelphia, 1816. 8\
30.1872.6
— Goodwin (W. W.) Quantitative estimation
of ammonia and sulphur in coal gas.
Philadelphia, 1875. 39 PP- I2^
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—Hughes (S.) Treatise on gas works. 4ih
ed. by W. Richards. London, 1871. 12^.
30.1872.24
Gases.
— Atkinson (J. J.) Practical treatise on the
gases met with in coal mines. New
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— BOLTZMANN (L.) Ueber das wErmegleichge-
wicht von gasen, auf welche Snssere kr&f te
wirken. [Wien], 1875. 31 pp. 8*.
30.1938. Box I
Zur theorie der gasreibung. [Wien], 1880.
42 pp. 8*. 30.1938. Box I
— BuNSEN (R.) Gasometrische methoden. 2e
aufl. Braunschweig, 1877. 8**. 30. 1872. 11
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pp. 385-405. No. I of 36.3607.9
On the motion of gases.
pp. 573-^31; 349-391 of 36.3607.6
— Meyer (O. E.) Kinetische theorie der gase.
Breslau, 1877. 8^ 30.1872.4
— Priestley (J.) Experiments on different
kinds of air. London, 1774-75. 2 v. 8*.
30.3911. 1
The same. 2d ed. London, 1775-77. 3
V. 8^ 30.3911. 1
— Regnault (H. V.) M6moire sur la detente
des gaz. pp. 579-968. v. 2 of 36. 3607.4
—Watson (H. W.) Treatise on the kinetic
theory of gases. Oxford, 1876. 8*.
30.1872.12
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tersuchung der industrie-gase. Freiberg,
1876-77. 2 V. in I. 8". 30.1872.5
Gasparin (Ag6nor £tienne de). b, 1810. d.
1871.
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the French. New York, 1870. I6^ 8.483.6
^The same. Tr. by O. O. Howard. New
York, 1881. 12 . 8.483.5
Gauden (John), b, 1605. d. 1662.
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21AIKH ?'* considered and answered. Lon-
don, 1824. 8^ 34.1503.1
See^ also^ Charles i.
Gaul, and the Gauls.
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Gaule. tir6e des monumens romains.
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ner. Wien, 1872. 8^ 29. 1834. i
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Man, Minenlogy, Mines, Stone, Stratification^
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Bnndenburv, Brazil, California, Canada, Colo-
rado, Cornwall, Devonshire, Eifel mountains,
France, Great Britain, Henry mountains. Indi-
ana, Iowa, Ireland, Ithaca, Louisiana, Maine,
Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesou, Mississippi,
Missismpi valley, MiMouri, Montana, Nebraska,
New ilampahire. Newjersey, New Mexico, New
Sooth Wales, New York state. New Zealand,
North Carolina. Nova Scotia, Ohio, Oregon*
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land, Tennessee, Territories, Texas, Tokio, Trini-
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The same. 26.3594.7
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essays on his life and genius, by Walpole,
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graver, and philosopher. London, 1866.
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by F. E. Bunndtt. London, 1872. 8'.
Art room. A.a.8
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Meier madonna. [London], 1871. 1. 8**.
30.1894.3
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426. V. 4 of 2X.1313.2
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Holttein.
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Home.
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poems. London, 1878. 8^ 14.894.7
The same. 18.1055.9
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chen, kritisch dargestellt. Braunschweig,
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writings of Homer. London, 1824. 8**.
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indent arts; tending to show their invari-
able connection with the sciences. Lon-
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gesHnge der Ilias, aus unterschieden im
gebrauch der prftpositionen nachgewiesen.
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Homer, namentlich in ihrem verhftltniss
zur composition der Ilias. Neu-Ruppin,
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tion and notes by W. C. Green. London,
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curante Boissonade. Lutetiae, 1851. 8*.
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Odyssea. K51n. 1872. 8^ x4.896.19
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pathic medicine. 3d Am. ed. New York,
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torical, and sutistlcal. London, 1870.
8". 3. 125.21
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Honduras. New York, 1867. 8*. 3.124.7
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don, 1823. 24^ V. 12 of Z.17.2
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Hood. London,i86o. 2 v. 16*. 6.353.40
Hooker (Richard), b, abimt 1554. d, 1660.
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ratium Flaccum. Hagae-Comitum, 1721.
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12.744.22
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1582. i6'. 30.3874.17
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AiKiN (J.) View of the character and public
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—Legends and poetry of the Hudson. [Anon.j
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don, 1852. 8^ 2. 51. 12
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253-274. V. "of 8.500.2
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1200.
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don, 1873. 8^ 6.2334.13
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Hugo (Victor Marie), b. 1802.
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— Barbou (A.) Victor Hugo: his life and works.
From the French by F. A. Shaw. Chicago,
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384-469. V. I of 8.481.2
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folgte protestant und Waldenser, vorge-
stellt in einer historischen beschreibune.
COlln an der Spree, 1687. 2 v. in i. 4 .
3X.1961.7
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Huguenots of France. New York, 1879.
2v. 8*. 7.431. 1 1
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pt. 3 of 3. 165. 19
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America. [Anon.] 2d ed. Cambridge,
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Huillard-Breholles (Jean Louis Alphonse).
b. 1817. d. 1870.
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holles. pp. 61-83 of 2X.1315.4
Hull (William), b. 1753. d. 1825.
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civil life of Gen. William Hull. With the
campaign of 1812, and the surrender of
Detroit, by J. F. Clarke. New York.
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Human sacrifices.
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Humor.
HnmaTim. Na8sired-dinMohAmmed(>^^iimaj).
^. 1508. d, 1556.
— Erskine (W.) History of India, under Hu-
mayun. London, 1854. 2 v. 8*. 1 1.683. 10
— ^JouHER. Tezkereh al valdat; or, private me-
moirs of the Moghul emperor Humayun.
Tr. [from the Persian] by C. Stewart.
London, 1832. 4*. XX. 2688. 7
Humboldt (Carl Wilhelm von), b, 1767. d. 1835.
—Bauer (J-) Lives of the brothers Humboldt.
From the German of Klencke and Schle-
sier. London, 1852. 16''. 9- 544-4
The same. New York. 1854. i6*. 9.544-3
— Briefe an F. G. Welcker. Herausg. von R.
Haym. Berlin, 1859. 8". 9.544-6
— Haym (R.) Wilhelm von Humboldt. Lebens-
bild und charakteristik. Berlin, 1856.
8'. 9-544-5
•^SCHLESiER (G.) Wilhelm von Humboldts
leben. Neue ausg. Stuttgart, 1847. 8\
9-544.7
•^Varnhagen von Ense (C. A. L. P.) Wilhelm
von Humboldt, pp. 212-244.
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Hnmboldt (Friedrich Heinrich Alexander von).
b, 1769. d. 1859.
— Bauer (J.) Lives of the brothers Humboldt.
From the German of Klencke and Schle-
sier. London, 1852. 16*. 9.544-4
— -The same. New York, 1854. i6*.
9-544.3
— Bruhns (C), and others, Alexander von Hum-
boldt. Eine wissenschaftliche biographie.
Leipzig, 1872. 3 V. 8*. 9. 543. 36
The same. Tr. by J. and C. Lassell.
London, 1873. 2 v. 8*. 9.543-37
—Hamilton (R.) Memoir of Humboldt, pp.
17-41. V. 37 of 27. 1667. 1
— -Letters of Humboldt to Vamhagen von
Ense. From the German. London.
i860. 8% 9-543.48
— -The same. From 2d German cd. by F.
Kapp. New York, i860. 12'. 9.544.1
— Life, travels, and books of Alexander von
Humboldt. \Anon,'\ With an introduc-
tion by Bayard Taylor. New York, 1859.
I6^ 9-5442
— Macgillivray (W.) Travels and researches
of Alexander Humboldt. New York, 1846.
I8^ 32.2020.8
— Martineau (H.) Alexander von Humboldt,
pp. 146-157 of 6.348.9
—Massachusetts historical society. Proceed-
ings on the decease of baron von Hum-
boldt, pp. 212-221 of 4.174. 1
Hume (David), b. 171 1. d. 1776.
—My own life. pp. 1-8. v. i of 2X.1311.4
^Brodie (G.) Examination of statements in
Hume's history, pp. 115-240.
V. I of 24.1513. 1
—Brougham (H.) Hume. pp. 168-230.
V. 2 of 6.2342. II
^Burton (J. H.) Letters of eminent persons
to David Hume. Edinburgh, 1849. 8".
6.353.52^
—Huxley (T. H.) Hume. New York, 1879.
W. 6.353.51
—Lawrence (E.) David Hume. pp. 9-225.
V. 2 of 6.347.6
—Morris (G. S.) David Hume.
pp. 234-264 of 6.367.16
—Rousseau (J. J.) and Hume (D.) Expos*
succinct de la contestation qui s*est kXtvht
entre M. Hume et M. Rousseau. Avec
les pi^es justificatives. Paris, 1793. 8*.
V. 27 of 8.494.1
^The same. Concise account of the dispute
between Hume and Rousseau, with the
letters that passed between them. From
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V. 300^31.3975.1
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Hnme (Joseph), b. 1777. d, 1855.
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Humming-birds.
— Adams (H. G.) Humming birds described and
illustrated. London, n. d. 16''. 27. 1696.40
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mingbirds. London, [1840]. 16**.
V. 42 of 27.1667.1
Hnmor. Collections and general works,
— Beattie (J.) Laughter and ludicrous compo-
sition, pp. 297-450 of 21. 1301.36
— Davies (M.) Fun, ancient and modem.
London, 1878. 2 v. p. 8*. 20.1227.11
— Hazlitt (W.) Lectures on the English comic
writers. From the 3d London ed. Ed. by
his son. Philadelphia, 1854. 8^.
18.1078^.20
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language, from Chaucer to Saxe. With
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— Vavasseur (F.) De ludicra diciione liber;
eiusdem antibarbarus. Lipsiae. 1722. 8\
20.1228.17
Single authors,
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Traslatato in lingua toscana da A. Firen-
zuola. Milano,i8o2. 8"*. [Classici italiani].
— Bailey (J. M.) Life in Danbury. Boston.
1874. 16*. 20.1227.33
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7e 6d., illustr6e par G. Dor6. Paris,
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3.152.9
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narrheit. [Anon.] Wien, 1778. 16'.
20.1227.45
— Bracciolini (F.) Lo schemo degli del
Milano, 1804. 8*". [Classici italiani].
— Brathwaitk (R.) Drunken Bamaby's four
journeys to the north of England. In
Latin and English verse. New ed.
London, 1822. 12*. 20.1227.39
—Browne (C. F.) Complete works of "Ane-
mus Ward." London, [1882]. 8°.
20. 1228. S
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I-xil. of the Iliad]. London, 1772. 4'.
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— Chesney (G.) German conquest of England
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Humor.
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Huogarj.
— Clemkns (S. L.) Innocents abroad; or, the
new pilgrims' progress. By Mark Twain.
Ipseudonjm.] Hartford, 1870. 8'.
30.1228.4
— -Roughing it. By Mark Twain, [pseui/onym.]
Hartford, 1872. 8**. 30. 1228. i
— -Tramp abroad. By Mark Twain, [pseudo'
nym.] Hartford, 1880. 8*. 30. 1228.2
— CoufAN (G.) Broad grins, and other humor-
ous works. With life, ed. by G. B. Buck-
stone. London, [1881]. p. 8^ 30.1228.9
— CoOMBE (W.) Doctor Syntax, his three tours.
[Anon.] London, n. d. I6^ 30.1227.29
— CoRDUS (E.) Bucolicum ludicrum livori. 2a
ed. Lipsiae, 15 18. s. 8''. 30. 1227. 10
— CozzENS (F. S.) Sparrowgrass papers. Phila-
delphia, 1865. 12*. 31. 1321.44
—Crockett (D.) Account of Crockett's tour
down east. loth ed. Philadelphia, 1837.
12**. 30.1227.18
—Daniel (G.) Democritus in London, etc.
[Anon.] London, 1852. id"". 30.1227.30
— Desfontaines ( .) Entretien des bonnes com-
pagnies. Paris, 1644. 16*. 30.1227.48
—Erasmus (D.) Moriae encomium; hoc est,
stulticiae laus. pp. 353-389.
V. 4 of 10.578. 1
— -The same. Praise of folly. Illustrated by
Holbein. London, 1876. 8"*.
Art room. B.3.23
— -Samenspraken, uit het Latijn vertaalt door
P. Rabus. Rotterdam, 1684. s. 8\
x9.3181.17
— FoLENGO (T.) Histoire maccaronique de
Merlin Coccaie, prototype de Rabelais.
[Anon.] Avec notes, etc., par G. Brunet.
Nouvelle 6d. par P. L. Jacob. Paris,
1859. 16**. 30.1227.40
— Friedrich (T. H.) Satyrischer feldzug, in
einer reihe von vorlesungen. 3e aufl.
Berlin, 1817. 3 v. i6*. Z9.3182.4
— Grose (F.) Guide to health, beauty, riches,
and honour. 2d ed. London, 1796. 8**.
30.1228.20
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delphia. 1846. 12**. 30.1227.28
—Homer s Odyssee neu travestiret; oder. Ulys-
ses am zusammenflusse des achtzehnten
und neunzehnten jahrhunderts. [Anon.]
Mannheim, 1802. 16°. 18.3072. 29
— Jerrold (D. W.) Mrs. Caudle's curtain lec-
tures. Boston, 1881. 16*. 30.1228.6
— -Specimens of wit, etc. Boston, 1858. 8**.
30.1227.24
— Koromandel (C.)psfudonym f NebenstUndiger
zeitvertreib in teutschen gedichten. Dant-
2ig, 1747. 8% 18.3074-8
— KoRTtJM (C. A.) Leben, meynungen, und
thaten von Hieronimus Jobs. MUnster,
1784. 8*. 30.1227.36
— -The same. Jobsiad : a grotesco-comlco-
heroic poem; [tr.] by C. T. Brooks. Phil-
adelphia, 1863. 12**. 30.1227.32
—Lang (C. H. von). MerkwUrdige reise tiber
Erlangen, Dressden, Kassel, und Fulda
nach Hammelburg. Mtinchen, 1817-18,
and Ansbach, 1821-28. 9 pts. in 3 v. 16**.
9.510.9
— Leland (C. G.) Meister Karfs sketch-book.
Philadelphia, [1872?]. 8\ 30.1228. 12
— LiPPi (L.) II Mai man tile racquistato. Mi-
lano, 1807. 8**. [Classid italiani].
— Mahony (F.) Reliques of father Prout. New
ed. London, 1873. 8**. 30.1227.21
— NsAL (J. C.) Charcoal sketches. New ed.
Philadelphia, 1844. 12°. 30.1227.28
[Gigcr].
— Peele (G.) Merrie conceited jests. London,
[1809?]. s. 4*. 30.1228.10
— PULCI (L.) Morgan te maggiore. Milano,
1806. 3 v. in 2. 8*. [Classici italiani].
The same. Milano, 1828-29. 4 v. 32*.
18.3050. 14
— PuLLEN (H. W.) Fight at dame Europa's
school: shewing how the German boy
thrashed the French boy; and how the
English boy looked on. [Anon.] New
York, n. d. 28 pp. 18*. 30.1228.27
— Richter (J. P. F.) Auswahl aus des teufels
papieren. Berlin, [1872?]. i6'.
V. 4 of 9.553.x
Blumen,- frucht- und dornenstUcke; oder,
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I6^ vv. 1 1-14 of 9.552.1
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Komet; oder, Nikolaus Marggraf. Berlin,
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— Ringe (S.) Die schule des witzes; oder, die
kunst in 45 minuten witzig zu werden.
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— Robinson (J. C.) Anecdotes of humour. Lon-
don, 1828. 24*. v. 10 of 1. 17.2
— Saffell (W. T. R.) Hail Columbia, the flag,
and Yankee Doodle Dandy. Baltimore,
1864. 12''. 30.1227.31
— ScHEiBLE (J.) Das kloster, weltlich und geist-
lich. Meist aus der £lliem deutschen
volks- und komischen literatur. Zelle,
1-4, 6-1 1, 17-19, 33-40. Stuttgart, 1845-
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— Thackeray (W. M.), and others. Comic al-
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30.1228. II
— Thomas (F. W.) John Randolph and other
sketches of character; with tales of real
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Philadelphia, 1849. 12**. 30. 1227. 28
[Gijerl.
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sene papiere eines lachenden philoso-
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Edinburgh, 1878. p. 8". 9*525.10
— Gleig (G. R.) Hungary, visited in 1837. Lon-
don. 1839. 16". V. 3 of 9.515.22
— HuNFALVY (P.) Etbnographie von Ungam.
Uebertragen von L H. Schwicker. Buda-
pest, 1877. 8^ 9.525.3
Die Ungern, oder Magyaren. Wien, 1881.
s\ 9.525.6
— Paget (J.) Hungary and Transylvania. Lon-
don, 1855. 2 V. 8°. 9.525.5
— Paton (A. A.) Goth and Hun in 1850. Lon-
don. 1851. 8*. 9.515.9
— Patterson (A. J.) Magyars: their country
and institutions. London, 1869. 2 v. 16*.
9.525.15
— Engel (T. C. von). Geschichte des ungrischen
reichs und seiner nebenlftnder. Halle,
1797. 2v.ini. 4**. 9.525.1
— HoRVATH (M.) FUnfundzwanzig jahre aus der
geschichte Ungarns. 1823-48. Uebersetzt
von J. Novelli. Leipzig, 1867. 2 v. 8^
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period to the nineteenth century. [Ancn.]
With a memoir of Louis Kossuth by E.
O. L. London. 1854. i6*. 9.520.3
— Klapka (G.) Memoirs of the war of indepen-
dence in Hungary. London, 1850. 2 v.
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Philadelphia, 185 1. i6'. 9.525.20
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— LuDOLF (C.) Der sprachen- und vdlkerkampf
in Ungam. Leipzig, 1882. 16**. 9.525.14
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J. Bongarsius]. Francofurti, 1600. V.
. 9.518.7
— Sayous(£.) Histoire g^n^rale des Hongrois.
Paris, 1876. 2 V. 8% 9.525. 8
Hunt (James Henry Leigh), d. 1784. </. 1859.
— Autobiography, with reminiscences of friends
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V. 12'. 6.353.53
The same. 6.2334.17
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Hunter (John), d. 1728. d, 1793.
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17-83. V. 22 of 27. 1667. 1
Hunting.
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— Dodge (R. L) Description of the plains,
game, etc., of the great North American
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history of south and south-east Africa.
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the wild beasts of India, [1864-77]. 2d
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^Valvasone (E. di). La caccia, poema. Mi-
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5>y, «/m, Blephanti, Fishing, Fur, Sports.
Ads0, Africa (SaMtAerm). Burmah, Canada, India,
Oregon, Rocky Mountains.
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Hurricanes.
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the law of husband and wife as established
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— McCosK (J.) Francis Hutcheson.
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Hutchinson (Anne). 6, 1591. d. 1643.
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Hutten (Ulrich von). 5. 1488. d. 1523.
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animi et ingenii viribus illustris. Com«
mentarii. Wolfenbutteli, 1723. 8".
9.544.10
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Hydromechanics.
— Maccall (W.) Ulrich von Hutten. pp. 176-
298. V. I of 8.478^.1
— Prutz (H.) Ulrich von Hutten. pp. 1-117.
V. 4 of 16.990.4
Button (William), b, 1723. d, 1815.
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Hybridity.
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H jde (Edward), ut eatl of Clarendon, b, 1608.
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pp. 393-479 of 6.348.3
Hyde abbey (near Winchester).
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^LosKiEL (G. H.) Summary view of the Indian
nations, and of their country. London,
1798. 8**. pt. I of 3.112.14
— McKenney (T. L.) History of the Indian
tribes of North America, with sketches
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1. 8*. 3. 116. 2
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sign language among the North American
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32.2020.3
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30 v. 8**. 2.2073.1
^Annual reports of the board of Indian com-
missioners, 1871-72, 1881. Washington,
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InfideUty.
— Report regulating the Indhn department.
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[United States, 93d coogreas, ist aeMion, House
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— Smith (E. P.) Statement in reply to professor
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12 pp. 8". 3. 1 16. Box I
— Walker (F. A.) Indian question. Boston, 1874.
12*. 3.112.22
Missions,
— Beatty (C.) Journal of a two months' tour;
with a view of promoting religion among
the Indians of Pennsylvania. London,
1768. 8*. v. 35. pt. 4 of 31.3975. 1
"EuoT (J.) Day breaking, if not the sun-rising
of the gospel with the Indians in New
England. [AnonJ] New York, 1865.
32 pp. 4°. pt. 9 of 4.176.26
— Kip (W. I.) Early Jesuit missions in North
America. Albany, 1866. 12*. 3. 112. 19
— Relations des J6suites sur les missions dans
la Nouvelle France, 161 1-72. Qu6bec,
185^ 4V. 1. 8\ 3.115.1
— Shepard (T.) Clear sunshine of the gospel
breaking forth upon the Indians in New
England, 1648. New York, 1865. 56 pp.
4°. pt. 10 of 4.176.26
— Tracts relating to the attempts to convert to
Christianity the Indians of New England.
[AncH.'l pp. 1-287. V. 4 of 4.175.3
—Whitfield (H.) Further progress of the
gospel among the Indians in New Eng-
land. New York, 1865. 59 pp. 4*.
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Present state of the Indians, concerning the
progress of the gospel among them, 1651.
New York, 1865. 46 pp. 4**.
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See, aUo, the lives of missioaaries among the
Indians, as Brainerd, Eliot, etc.
Religion.
— BrintOn (D. G.) Myths of the new world: a
treatise on the symbolism of the red race
of America. 2d ed. New York, 1876.
p. 8^ 3.110.4
— Dorm an (R. M.) Origin of primitive super-
stitions among the aborigrines of America.
Philadelphia, 1881. 8^ 22.1390.24
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the Indian tribes of North America, pp.
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See, also^ Abipones, Abnaqui, Carib, Dakota,
Haidah, Hidatsa. Iroquois. Makah, Mohawk,
Nootka, Seneca, Tinneh Indians.
Also, Black Hawk, Brant 0), Copway (G.), Red
Jacket.
Note. For the history of Indian wars, see Canada,
Massachusetts, New England, Pennsylvania,
United States, Virginia, Wyoming.
See^ also^ Brazil, Chili, Guiana, Paraguay, Pata-
gonia.
For a view of the Indian languages, see Lan-
guage.
Indiana.
—Cox (E. T.) Annual reports of the geological
survey of Indiana, 1869-75. Indianapolis,
1869-76. 6v. 8'. 29. 1 814. 1
^The same. Maps. Indianapolis, 1872.
(folded r. 39.1814. 1
Indianapolis public library.
— Catalogue of the public library of Indiana^
polis. Indianapolis, 1873. 8 . x6.1014.17
The same. Lbt of books added, 1876-78.
Indianapolis, 1878. 8°. 16.1014. 17
Induction and indnctiTe philosophy.
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zig, 1854. 8*. 23.1453.6
— Bacon (Sir F.) Novum organum. pp. 231-539.
V. I of 6.2340.4
^The same. Novum organum. [Tr. by W.
Wood], pp. 25-212. V. 14 of 6. 2341. 1
—Bain (A.) Logic: induction. London, 1870.
"'. 33.1453.12
—Finch (A. E.) On the inductive philosophy.
London, 1872. 8'. 23. 1422. i
— Fowler (T.) Elements of inductive logic.
Oxford, 1870. 16''. 23.1453.53
— Miller (J.) Christianum organum; or, the
inductive method in scripture and science.
London, 1870. p. 8**. 23.1455.21
— Whewell (W.) Novum organon renovatum.
3d ed. London, 1858. i6'. 23.1456.27
Philosophy of the inductive sciences. Lon-
don, 1840. 2 V. 8'. 23.i438a.6
Indulgences.
— Facsimile of the indulgence issued by Leo X.,
1 51 7. [Ed.] by T. T. Taylor. London,
1878. II pp. 8*. Art room. B. 6.9
— Lettre d'indulgence, de 1481.
pi. 6 of 16.1017.7
Industrial drawing. See Drawing, Geometry
(Descriptive),
Industrial exhibitions. See London, Paris.
Philadelphia, Vienna.
Industrial schools. See "EdM^^xXon (Technical),
p. 189.
Industry.
—Robinson (J. C ) Anecdotes of industry.
London, 1823. 24*. v. 18 of X. 17.2
See^ alsoy Arts (tHdttsMal\ p. 43.
Infant baptism. See Baptism.
Infantry. See Military science.
Infectious diseases. See Contagion, Dis-
ease, Epidemics.
Infidelity.
— BiRKS (T. R.) Supernatural revelation; or,
first principles of moral theology. Lon-
don. 1879. 8". 22.1384.36
—Cairns (J.) Unbelief in the eighteenth cen-
tury. Edinburgh, 1881. S\ 23.1426.12
— Faber (G. S.) Difficulties of infidelity. New
York, 1853. ^2^ 22.1390.39
— Farrar (A. S.) Critical history of free
thought in reference to the Christian re-
ligion. New York, 1863. 12". 22.1390.45
—Fisher (G. P.) Faith and rationalism.- New
York, 1879. I2^ 22.1390.48
— Hall (R.) Modem infidelity considered,
with respect to its influence on society.
pp. 379-410 of 22.1397."
The same. New York, 1853. i2\
pt. 2 of 22.1390.39
—Humphrey (G. H.) and Bennett (D. M.)
Christianity and infidelity ; » discussion.
New York, 1877. 12**. 22.1302.6
—Hurst (J. F.) History of raUonalism. New
York, 1865. 8*. 22.1392.9
344
lofideUty.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Insanity.
— Irrationausm of infidelity. [Afwn.] Lon-
don, 1853. 8''. 22.1392.16
— Lecky (W. E. H.) History of the rise and in-
fluence of rationalism in Europe. New ed.
London, 1877-78. 2 v. i6*. 22.1392.32
— M ANSEL (H. L.) Limits of religious thought
examined. 1st American, from 3d Lon-
don ed. Boston, 1875. i^**. 22.1393.23
—Newman (F. W.) Reply to '* The eclipse of
faith." pp. 1-37 of 22.1395. II
—Pearson (T.) Infidelity; its aspects, causes,
and agencies. New York, 1854. 8^.
22.1394.22
—Rogers (H.) Defence of ** The eclipse of
faith.^' [Afum,] Boston, 1854. 12*.
22.1395. II
Eclipse of faith; or, a visit to a religious
sceptic. [Afum,] Boston, 1852. 12**.
22.1395.10
^The same. 2d ed. Boston, 1853. 12*.
22.1395.10
— ScHMUCKER (S. M.) Errors of modern infi-
delity illustrated and refuted. Philadel-
phia, 1848. 12". 22.1395.20
— Seymour (E. A.) Christian theology and mod-
em skepticism. New York, 1872. 18**.
22.1395.30
—Smith (G.) Rational religion, and [Mansel's]
rationalistic objections. Oxford, 1861. 8".
22.1395.40
Stft *^^f Atheism, Deism, Evidences, Scepticism.
Infinitesimal calcnlus. See Calculus.
Inflammation.
—Simon (J.) Inflammation, [its] process, symp-
toms, causes, and treatment, pp. 1-140.
V. I of 29.3837.8
Infnsoruu
—Bailey (J. W.) Notice of some new localities
of fossil and recent infusoria! New
Haven, 1845. 25 pp. 8".
pt. 3 of 29.1804.19
—Kent (W. S.) Manual of the infusoria. Lon-
don, 1880-81. 5 pts. 8". 27.1703.24
— Mantell (G. a.) Thoughts on animalcules.
London, 1846. 16**. 27.1705.30
— Pritchard (A.) Natural history of animal-
cules: containing descriptions of all
known infusoria. London, 1834. 8*".
27.1705.14
—Schneider (A.) Symbolae ad infusoriorum
historiam naturalem. Berolini, 1854. 25
pp. 8*. 27.1718. Box I
— Stein (F. von). Infusionsthiere auf ihre ent-
wickelungsgeschichte. Leipzig, 1854. 4*".
27.1706.10
Organismus der infusionsthiere. Leipzig,
1859-78. 3v. in4. f". 27. 1 728. 1
Ingenuity.
—Robinson (J. C.) Anecdotes of ingenuity.
London, 1823. 24**. v. 9 of 1.17.2
Ink.
—Davids (T.) History of ink. including its
etymology, chemistry, and bibliography.
New York, [i860]. 12*. 17.1027.19
See, aUo, Printing:.
Inocnlation. See Vaccination.
Inqnifition.
— Authentic memoirs concerning the Portu-
guese inquisition. [^ff<7ff.J London,
1769. 8*. 31. 1963.14
— Herculano (A.) Historia da origem c do
estabelecimento da inquisi9flo em Portu-
gal. Lisboa, 1859-64. 3 v. i6*. zo.634.19
— Lawrence (E.) Dominic and the inquisi-
tion, pp. 358-408 of 31. 1964.8
— Llorente (J. A.) History of the Spanish in-
quisition. Abridged by L. Gallois. From
the Spanish. New York, 1826. i8'.
31.1960.17
— Prescott (W. H.) Establishment of the mod-
em inquisition, pp. 230-269.
V. I of 4.232.1
— PuiGBLANCH (A.) Inquisition unmasked. Tr.
by W. Walton. London. 1816. 2 v. 8'.
31. 1963. 7
— Rule (W. H.y History of the inquisition.
London, 1874. 2 v. 8^ 31. 1963.13
— Sarpi (P.) Historia dell* inquisizione nella
cittiL e dominio di Venetia. pp. 1-2 16.
V. 3 of 12.2722.2
Insanity.
— BucKNiLL (J. C.) Madfolk of Shakespeare.
2d ed. London, 1867. p. 8". 19. 1 133. 8
—Carpenter (W. B.) Of insanity.
pp. 657-675 of 23.1423.16
— Cheyne (J.) Essays on partial derangement
of the mind in supposed connexion with
religion. Dublin, 1843. 16''. 22.1385.24
— Combe (A.) Observations on mental de-
rangement. Edinburgh, 1831. 12''.
29.3836.8
— EsQUiROL (J. E. D.) Des maladies mentales.
Paris. 1838. 2v.ini. 8^ 29.3836.1
— Farren (G.) Observations on the progress
of mania as displayed in Shakespeare*s
characters. London, 1826. 8*". i9.1133.39i
— Feuchtersleben (E. von). Principles of medi-
cal psychology. Tr. by H. E. Lloyd. Ed.
by B. G. Babington. London, 1847. 8*.
29.3836.4
— FoLSOM (C. F.) Disease of the mind. pp. 325-
433- No. 8 of 29.3844.1
— Maudsley (H.) Pathology of mind. New
York, 1880. 12*. 23.1422.24
Physiology and pathology of the mind. New
York, 1867. 8". 23.1425.6
Responsibility in mental disease. New
York, 1874. 12°. 23.1424.30
The same. New York, 1875. 12*. 23.1424.30
— Prichard (J. C.) Treatise on insanity. Phil-
adelphia, 1837. 8**. 29.3836.3
— Rush (B.) Medical inquiries upon the dis-
eases of the mind. 4th ed. Philadelphia,
1830. 8'. 23. 1427. 1
— Spurzheim (J. G.) Observations on insanity.
1st American ed. by A. Brigham. Boston,
1833. 8°. 29.3836.2
—Wharton (F.) Treatise on mental unsound-
ness. Philadelphia, 1873. 8**.
V. I of 24.3515.4
— WiGAN (A. L.) New view of insanity. The
duality of the mind proved. London,
1844. 8*. 23.1412.21
— WiNSLOw (F.) On obscure diseases of the
brain, and disorders of the mind. 2d ed.
London, 1861. 8°. 23.1426.17
— Wynter (A.) Borderlands of insanity, and
other allied papers. New York, 1875. 16*.
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345
Insanity.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Insects.
Insane asylums.
— Annual reports of the state board of health,
lunacy, and charity of Massachusetts,
1879-81. Boston, 1880-82. 3 V. 8^
29.3844.3
— Harrison (G. L.) Care of the insane [in
Pennsylvania], pp. 243-443 of 24.1523.8
S^t^ als0^ Brain, Idiocy, Law {Mtdical juru^u-
tUnce),
Inscriptions.
— BoNADA (F. M.) Anthologia; seu, collectio
omnium veterum inscriptionum poetica-
rum, tam g^raecarum quam latinarum. Ro-
mae, 1751. 2 v. 4°. 12.756.6
— Reinesius (T.) Syntagma inscriptionum an-
tiquarum cum primis Romae veteris. Gru-
teri supplementum. Lipsiae, 1682. i v.
in 2. f. 12. 758. 1 1
Greek inscriptions,
— ^gnjfiBpii dpxocioXoyiKTfy dq>op(D6a rd'i
ivroi Ttfi *EXXd6oi dvevpidKo/ierai
dpxcuoTTfzai. *A^rfyrj6iy 1837-40. 2 v.
4''. 14.868.2
— Gau (F. C.) Inscriptions copi^es en Nubie et
en £gjpte. Commentfecs par B. G. Nie-
buhr et rj. A.] Letronne. Stuttgart,
1822. 1. f . xx.657.3
— Hamilton (W. J.) Greek inscriptions [found
in Asia Minor], pp. 398-491.
V. 2 of z 1. 702. 10
— Hicks (E. L.) Manual of Greek historical in-
scriptions. Oxford, 1882. 8". 14.856.8
— JowETT (B.) On inscriptions of the age of
Thucydides. pp. vii-lxxxiv.
V. 2 of 14.852.37
— Letronne (J. A.) and Brunet de Presle(W.)
Notices et textes des papyrus grecs du
Louvre et de la biblioih^que imp^riale.
[Paris, 1865]. 4^ 12.757.2
The same. Planches. Paris, 1865. 1. V,
12.757.2
^Prideaux (H.) Marmora oxoniensia, ex
arundellianis, aliisque conflata. Oxonii,
1676. i\ 12.778.9
Ste, also, AlhcDS {History), Parian chronicle, Ro-
setta stone.
Italic and Latin inscriptions.
— Berlin. Academic der wissenschaften. Cor-
pus inscriptionum latinarum. Beroltni,
1863-82. 8 V. in 12. V, 12.758. 1
The same. Voluminis primi tabulae litho-
graphae. Berolini, 1862. 1. f\. 12. 757.1
— Ephemeris epigraphica : corporis inscrip-
tionum latinarum supplementum. Romae,
1872-80. 4 V. 8°. 12.756.7
— Fabretti (A.) Corpus inscriptionum italica-
rum antiquioris aevi. Aug. Taurinorum,
1867-72. 3 V. 4". 12.748. 1
— Ferretti (G. B.) Musae lapidariae antiquo-
rum in marmoribus carmina. Veronae,
1672. V, 12.756.4
— Flaccus (V.) Fastorum anni romani reliquiae
ex marmorearum tabularum fragmentis
Praeneste eflfossis. Cura P. F. Fogginii.
Romae, 1779. f. 12.758.3
— GCttling (C. W.) Filnfzehn rCmische ur-
kunden auf erz und stein. [Gcsetze der
Ramer]. Halle, 1845. 79 pp. 4**- 15.966. 14
— Gruter (J.) Inscriptiones antiquae totius or-
bis romani. Cura J. G. Graevii. Am-
stelaedami, 1707. 2 v. T. 12.757.5
— GuDius (M.) Antiquae inscriptiones. Nunc
a F. Hesselio editae. Leovardiae, 1731.
V, 12.758.8
The same. 12.767.9
— McCaul (J.) Britanno- Roman inscriptions,
with critical notes. Toronto, 1863. 8^.
12.756.17
— Maffbi (S.) Museum veronense; hoc est, anti-
quarum inscriptionum collectio. Vero-
nae, 1749. r. 12.757-4
— Margarini (C.) Inscriptiones antiquae ba-
silicae S. Pauli ad viam ostiensem.
[Anon.] Romae, 1654. f. 12.758.4
— MiLiCH (J. G.) Variorum intra Italiam mon-
umentorum inscriptiones. Stregae Silesi-
orum, 1715. s. 8 . 12.711.25
— Muratori (L. a.) Novus thesaurus veterum
inscriptionum. Mediolani, 1739-42. 4 v.
r. 12.757.7
— NoRTHCOTE (J. S.) Epitaphs of the cata-
combs. London, 1878. 8*. x2.736.11
— Orelli (J. C.) Inscriptionum latinarum selec-
tarum amplissima collectio. Supple*
m'enia edidit W. Henzen. Turici, 1828-
56. 3 V. 8*. 12.756.10
—PiRANESi (G. B.) and(F,) Lapides capitolint;
sive, fasti consulares triumphalesque Ro-
manorum usque ad Tiberium Caesarem.
Romae, 1762. f**. Cabinet 3.24.1
— Renier (L.) Inscriptions romaines de TAl-
gferie. Paris, 1858. f*. 12.757.10
— RiTSCHL (F.) Opuscula ad epigraphicam
latinam spectantia. Lipstae, 1878. 8^.
V. 4 of 15.2936.15
— Rivautella (A.) and Ricolvi (G. P.) Mar-
mora taurinensia dissertationibus illus-
trata. Augustae Taurinorum, 1743-47.
2 V. 4^. 12.756.8
— Wilmanns (G^ Exempla inscriptionum lati-
narum. 6erolini, 1873. 2 v. in i. 8*.
12.756.12
— Wordsworth (J.) Inscriptiones latioae an-
tiquissimae, with notes.
pp. 155-250 ; 383-561 of 15.973.6
— Zbll (C.) Anleitung zur kenntniss der r6-
mischen inschriften. Heidelberg. 1852.
8'. 12.756.14
Delectus inscriptionum romanarum. Hei-
delbergae, 1850. 8°. 12.756.15
Sre, also, Augustus Caesar, Baebianum, Ecmria,
Eugubine tables, Rome {AHtiquities, Catacombs).
Also^ Antiquities, Cuneiform writing, Egypt (£//•
eratnre and inscriptions), p. 193, Epitaphs, Moa-
bite stone.
Note. Many oriental inscriptions, especially that
on the rock of Behistuo, are given io a trai»lated
form, in ** Records of the past.*' 1 1.643.5
Insects.
— Adams (G.) Importance of natural history;
of insects in general.
pp. 167-356 of 27.3677.2
— Agassiz (L. J. R ) Classification of insects
from embryological data. 28 pp. i pi.
V. 2 of 28.3738.1
— Blanchard (£.) Metamorphoses, moeurs et
instincts des insectes. Paris, 1868. 8".
37.i7i4.a
346
Insects.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Insects.
— BUDGEN (L. M.) Episodes of insect life. By
Acheta domestica. Ipsfudonym]. London,
1851. 3 V. p. 8^ 27.1714.24
^Tbesame. [Amm,] New York, 185 1. 3 v.
p. 8*. 27.1714.24
— BUKMEISTER (H.) Manual of entomology.
Tr. by W. E. Shuckard. London, 1836.
8". 27.1713. 15
— Catlow (M. E.) Popular British entomology.
Newed. London. 1863. I6^ 27.1712. 16
— COMSTOCK (J. H.) Report on insects [of the
United States] for the year 1881. Wash-
ington, 1882. 22 pp. 8*. 27.1718. Box I
— Drury (D.) Illustrations of natural history.
Figures of exotic insects. London, 1770-
82. 3 V. 4^ 27.3688.2
—Duncan (J.) Introduction to entomology.
London, [1840]. 16". v. 28 of 27.1667.1
— DtTNCAN (P. M.) Transformations of insects.
Philadelphia, [1870]. 8^ 27. 1714. 11
—Fitch (A.) First and second report on the
noxious insects of the state of New York.
Albany, 1856. 8'. 27.171413
— Geoffroy (E. L.) Histoire abr6g6e des in-
sectes aox environs de Paris. [Arum.]
Paris, 1762. 2 V. 4*. 27.1716.8
—Harris (T. W.) Report on the insects of
Massachusetts, injurious to vegetation.
Cambridge. [Mass.], 1 841. 8*. 27.1714. 14
The same. Treatise on some of the insects
injurious to vegetation. New ed. by C.
L. Flint. Boston, 1863. p. 8^.27. 1714.21
-Instructions for collecting insects. 28.3733.1
[Smithsonian report, 1858. pp. zsS-aoo].
—Jaeger (B.) and Preston (H. C.) Life of
KorUi American insects. New York, 1859.
12*. 27.1712.7
— Jenyns (L.) Observations on insects.
pp. 225-297 of 27.1671.34
— KiRBY (W.) and Spence (W.) Introduction to
entomology. 2d ed. London, 1816-26.
4 v. 8**. 27.1711.1
— -The same. 12.1713.17
—La BLANCHftRE (P. R. M. H. M. de). Rava-
geurs des for^ts et des arbres d'alignement
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Italy, pp. 151-408. V. 3 of 6.351.42
— Gave (G.) Carteggio inedito d' artisti dei
secoli xiv-xvi. Firenze, 1839-40. 3 v.
8^ 30.1883.7
— Gruner (L.) Fresco decorations and stuccoes
of churches and palaces in Italy, in the
15th and i6th centuries. With descrip-
tions. New ed. London, 1854. 3 v. f°.,
and 4**. Art room. A.7.1
— Jameson (A. M.) Memoirs of the early Ital-
ian painters, from Cimabue to Bassano,
[i 240-1530]. London, 1845. 24°.
30.1890.32
— Jarves (J. J.) Art studies: the "old masters"
of Italy. New York, 1861. 8^
Art room. B.2.1
— Knight (H. G.) Ecclesiastical architecture
of Italy, to the 15th century. London,
1842-44. 2 V. f**. Cabinet 2.2. 1
— KuGLER (F. T.) Handbook of the history of
painting: Italian schools; ed. by C. L.
Eastlake. London, 1842. 12".
V. I of 30.1890.6
^The same. New ed. London, 1867. 2 v. 8**.
30.1892.7
— Lanzi (A. L.) History of painting in Italy,
from the period of the revival of the fine
arts, to the end of the i8th century. Tr.
by T. Roscoe. New ed. London, 1847-
52. 3 V. s. 8*. 30.1890.3
— Passeri (G. B.) Vite de' pittori, scultori, ed
architetti che anno lavorato in Roma,
morti 1641-73. Ed. la. Roma, 1772. 4°.
30.3894.2
— Perkins (C. C.) Italian sculptors: being a
history of sculpture in northern, south-
em, and eastern Italy. London, 1868.
4*. 30.1896.2
^Tascan sculptors: their lives, works, and
tiroes. London, 1864. 2 v. 4*. 30.1896.3
— Symonds (J. A.) Renaissance in Ittdy. The
fine arts. London, 1877. S\ 12.723.2
— Taine (H. a.) Italy: Florence and Venice.
From the French by J. Durand. New
York, 1869. 8*. 12.733.8
Philosophie de Tart en Italie. Paris, z866.
12*. 30. 1880.23
— Teollopb (T. a.) Italy, from the Alps to
mount Etna. New York, 1877. f*.
Art room. B.5.13
— Vasari (G.) Vite de' pid eccellenti pittori,
scultori, e architetti. Milano, 1807-11.
16 V. in 8. 8**. [Classici italiani].
The same. Lives of the most eminent
painters, sculptors, and architects; tr.
from the Italian by Mrs. J. Foster. Lon-
don, 1859-74. 5 V. 8"*. 30.18904
Biography,
Note. For the lives of many Italians, see Biogra-
phy, p. 80, and the section A rt^ just abore.
Description and travels,
— Addison (J.) Remarks on several parts of
Italy, etc.. in the years 1701-02-03. 2d
ed. London, 1718. 12*. 12. 711.27
The same. Oxford, 1830. 12°.
V. 4 of 6.2340.1
The same. pp. 1-226. v. 14 of 2.2030.1
—Arthur (W.) Italy in transition. Public
scenes and private opinions in the spring
of i860. New York, i860. 12°. 12.712.14
— Barth6lemy (J. J.) Travels in Italy, in a
series of letters, [1755-57]. Tr. from
the French. London, 1802. 8**. 12.712. i
— Beckford (P.) Familiar letters from Italy.
[1787]. Salisbury, 1805. 2 v. 8**. 12.713.8
—Berkeley (G.) Journal of a tour in Italy, in
1717-18. pp. 5 T 1-595- V. 4 of 23. 142 1. 19
— Bruen (M.) Essays on scenes in Italy, etc.
Edinburgh, 1823. 16". 5.252.21
— Burnet (G.) Letters containing an account of
what seemed most remarkable in Switzer-
land, Italy, etc., 1685. Rotterdam, 1686.
12% 10. 574.45
— Castelar (E.) Old Rome and new Italy. Tr.
by Mrs. A. Arnold. London, 1873. 8".
12.713-6
—Dickens (C.) Pictures from Italy. New
York, 1871. 16*. 12.712.18
— DucLOS (C. P.) Voyage en Italie. Nouvelle
6d. Paris, 1802. 8". V. 4 of 8.501.2
—Edwards (W. S.) Italy as I saw it; facts and
impressions. London, 1856. 16**. 12.712.24
—Eustace (J. C.) Classical tour through Italy,
1802, exhibiting its scenery, its antiqui-
ties, and its monuments. London, 18 13.
2 V. 4°. 12.716.1
The same. 2d ed. London, 18 14. 2 v.
4^ 12.716.7
^The same. 7th ed. London, 1841. 3 v.
I6^ 1. 1.3
—Evans (G. W. D.) Classic and connoisseur
in Italy and Sicily, 1826. London, 1835.
3 V. 8^ 12.713.3
— Furniss (W.) Land of the Caesar and doge.
New York, 1853. i**- 12.714.21
IGiger].
— FURTTENBACH (J.) Neues itinerarium Italiae.
Ulm, 1627. obi. 8*. 12.711.23
—Goethe (J. W. von). Italiftnische reise,[i786-
87]. pp. 1-481. V. 10 of 9.550.1
The same. Travels in Italy. 1786-87. Tr.
by A. J. W. Morrison, pp. 236-545.
[Gigerl. v. 2 of 9.542.23
— Hagen (F. H. von der). Briefe aus der
Schweiz und Italien, [1816-17]. Breslau,
1818-21. 4 V. in 2. I2^ 5.252.23
—Hare (A. J. C.) Cities of northern and cen-
tral Italy. London, 1876. 3 ▼. p. 8*.
i2.713.x8
355
Italy.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Italy.
-Hazlitt (W.) Notes of a journey through
France and Italy, [1824-25]. London,
1826. 8^ 7-384.9
-Hblffbrich (A.) Briefe aus Italien. Leip-
zig. 1850. 2 V. p. 8°. 12.712. 17
-HlLLAao(G. S.) Six months in Italv,[ 1847-48].
4tb ed. Boston, 1854. 2 V. 16^. 12.712. 16
-HoBHOUSE (J. C.) Italy: remarks made in
several visits from the year 1816 to 1854.
London, 1859. 2 v. 12**. x2.723.11
-HowELLS (W. D.) Italian journeys, 1864.
New York. 1867. 16*. 12.713.20
- -The same. New cd. Boston, 1877. i6\
x2.712.15
-Jagemann (C. J.) Briefe fiber Italien. Wei-
mar, 1778-85. 3 v. in I. it\ x2.712.25
-Jameson (A. M.) Diary of an ennuy^e.
From the last London ed. Boston, 1875.
i6'. 12.712.27
-JANIN (J. G.) Voyage en Italie, [1838]. Paris,
1839. s. 4'. x2.713.11
-KoTZEBUB (A. F. F. von). Travels through
Italy, in 1804 and 1805. pp. 108-269.
V. 26 of 2.2030.1
-Lester (C. E.) My consulship, [1842-48].
New York. 1853. 2 v. I2^ x2.712.11
-Longfellow (H. W.) Poems of places:
Italy. Boston, 1876-77. 3 v. i6\
x8. 1 1 16. 22
-Macfarlane (C.) Glance at revolutionized
Italy, in 1848. London, 1849. 2 v. p. 8°.
x2.722.12
-Manning (S.) Italian pictures. [Views in
Rome, Naples. Tuscany, and Piedmont].
London, [1878]. 1. 8**. Art room. A.4.23
-MOENS (W. J. C.) English travelers and Ital-
ian brigands, [1865-66]. New York.
1866. I2^ x2.712.12
-Moore (J) View of society and manners in
Italy, [1780-81]. London, 1803. 2 v. 16".
x2.711.21
-Moritz (C. p.) Reisen eines Deutschen in
Italien, 1786-88. Berlin, 1792-93- 2 v.
I6^ X2. 71 1.20
-Norton (C. E.) Notes of travel and study in
Italy. [1855-57]. Boston, i860. i6'.
[Gigerl. X2.7il.i3
-Raumer (F. L. G. von). Italy and the Ital-
ians. [1839]. London. 1840. 2 v. I2%
X2.712.4
-RiEGEL (H.) Italienische blatter. Hannover.
1871. 8'. X2.712.8
-RocHAU (A. L. von). Wanderings through
the cities of Italy, in 1850-51. Tr. bv
Mrs. Percy Sinnett. London, 1853. 12 .
X2.712.7
-Ross (W. S.) Letters from the north of
Italy, [1817]. London. 1819. 2v. in i. 8^
12.713.7
-Sala (G. a.) Rome and Venice, with other
wanderings in Italy, in 1866-67. London,
1869. 8% 12.731.5
-Scotto(F.) Itinerario d'ltalia, Roma, 1747-
i6*. x2.711.24
-Seume (J. G.) Spaiiergang nach Syrakus.
im jahre 1802. Berlin, n. d. sq. 16°.
V. 3 of 9.550.3
-Shelley (M. G.) Rambles in Germany and
Italy, in 1840, 42 and 43. London. 1844
2v. 12'. 9-5I5.3I
— Skippon (P.) Journey thro* Italy and
France, [1663 65]. pp. 359-73^.
V. 6 of 2.58.4
—Smith (J. E.) Tour on the continent. 1786.
2d ed. London. 1807. 3 V. 8^ 5.253.1
— Smollett (T. G.) Travels through Italy. 1763-
65. London, 1813. 12**. v. 17 of 2.2030.1
— StaIl-Holstein (A. L. G. de). Corinoe; ou,
ritalie. Bruxelles, 1831. 4 v. in 2. 32".
20.1212. 10
— Symonds(J.A.) Sketches and studies in Italy.
London, 1879. i^** x2.723.12
The same. With additions. Sketches and
studies in southern Europe. New York.
1880. 2 V. p. 8'. x2.723.17
— Taine (H. a.) Voyage en Italie, 1864. Paris.
1866. 2 V. S\ 12.715.6
^The same. Italy: Rome and Naples; Flor-
ence and Venice. From the French by
J. Durand. 3d ed. New York, 1871. 8 .
x2.723.13
— Trollope (F.) Visit to Italy, [1841-42].
London, 1842. 2 v. 8*. x2.712.10
{Handbooks ^ maps^ etc.),
— Andriveau-Goujon (J.) Carte g^n^rale des
routes d'ltalie. et des pays limitrophes.
Paris. 1857. folded i6'. X2.710.3
— Baedeker (C.) Italy. First part. Northern
Italy. Handbook for travellers. 4th ed.
Leipsic. 1877. 16*. x2.710.18
— -The same. Second part. Central Italy and
Rome. Handbook, etc. Leipsic, 1879.
i6\ 12.710. 18
— *The same. Third part Southern Italy.
[and adjacent islands]. Handbook, etc
Leipsic. 1877. 16"*. x2.710.18
— CoGHLAN (F.) Handbook for Italy. London,
1845. 12°. X2.710.1
— GiUGNi (F.) Dizionario dei comuni del regno
d'ltalia. Firenze, 1871. 8*. X2. 726.6
— Gnecco (L.) Nuovo dizionario dei comuni
del regno d'ltalia. Savona, 1871. 8*.
X 2. 726.8
— Gross (R.) Leuthold's reisekarte iiber die
Schweiz. Tyrol, und ober- Italien. Ztl-
rich, n. d. folded 12*. xo.583.12
— Ives (J. C.) Military map of [the scat of war
in northern and central] Italy. [Scale,
10 miles to an inch]. New York, 1859.
folded 8'. x2.726.13
— Murray's hand-book for travellers in north-
em Italy. London, 1843. 12". X2. 710.5
^The same. 7ih ed. London, 1858. 2 v.
i6'. X2.710.4
Handbook for travellers in central luly.
4th ed. London, 1857. 2 v. 12*. X2. 710.7
— -Handbook for travellers in southern luly:
being a guide for the continental portion
of the kingdom of the two Sicilies. 2d
ed. London, 1855. 12*. X2.710.9
— Statistica del regno d'ltalia. Popolazione;
Censimento generale, 1861. Torino, 1864-
66. 3v. 4*. 12.738.12
^The same. Istruzione. Firenze, 1865-66.
2 V. 4*. 12.738.13
—Wild (J.) Map to accompany the handbooks
for travellers, by J. and C. WaJkcr. Lon-
don, X855. folded x6% 12.712.26
356
Italy.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
iTory.
Sfr, als0^ Abnizzi, Aocona, Calabria, Btniria,
Florence. Genoa, Loint>ardy, Malta, Milan. Na-
Sles, Piedmont, Ravenna* Rome, Sardinia, Savoy,
idly. Sienna, Tuscany, Venice.
Note. So many travellers indade Italy in their
route, that additional matter may be found in vari-
ous books whose titles are given under the head-
ing Europe.
History,
— Bazancourt (J. B. de). La campagne d'ltalie
de 1859. raris, 1859-60. 2 v. 8°. 7.425.2
*— Beyle (H.) Chroniques italiennes [biogra-
phies], par de Stendhal \^seud<mym\.
Paris, 1855. 16**. 12.723.20
— BoRMANN (A.) Altlatinische chorographie
and stadte-geschichte. Halle, 1852. 8**.
X2.711.2
— BossoLi (C.) War in Italy, [1858]. From
drawings by Carlo Bossoh; with a nar-
rative by the author of "The Times** let-
ters from the camp. London, 1859. 1*
8\ 12. 726. 1 1
^BoTTA (C. G. G.) History of Italy during
the consulate and empire of Napoleon
Buonaparte. From the Italian. Lon-
don, 1828. 2v. 8\ 12. 722. 1
— BuRCKHARDT (J.) Civilisation of the period
of the renaissance in Italy. Tr. by S. G.
C. Middlemore. London, 1878. 2 v. 8*".
12.723.5
— Cramer (J. A.) Geographical and historical
description of ancient Italy. Oxford,
1826. 2 V. 8\ 12. 713.2
— Forbes (C. S.) Campaign of Garibaldi in
the two Sicilies : a personal narrative.
Edinburgh, 1861. 8^ x2.714.11
— Gallenga (A.) Italy, past and present. By
L. Mariotti. [/seudtm.] London, 1848.
2 V. 8*. 12. 713. 12
Pope and the king. The war between
church and state in Italy, [1848-79.] Lon-
don, 1879. 2 V. 8% 12. 723.4
— GuicciARDiNi (F.) Istoria d'ltalia, [1490-
1532]. Milano, 1803. 10 v. 8*.
[Classici italiani].
•— -The same. Historie conteining the warres
of Italic and other partes. Reduced into
English by G. Fenton. London, 1579.
r. 12.728.5
and BoTTA (C. G. G.) The same. Storia
d*Italia al 18 14. Parigi, 1832-37. 19 v.
S*', 12.721.9
— HoDGKiN (T.) Italy and her invaders, 376-
476. Oxford, 1880. 2 V. 8^. 12.745. 21
"^Manso (J. C. F.) Geschichte des ost-gothi-
schen reiches in Italien. Breslau, 1824.
8*. 12.725.13
"^MoRONR (G.) Ricordi inediti sul decennio
dal 1520 al 1530. Pubblicati dal C. T.
Dandolo. Milano, 1855. 8^ 12. 731. 3
— MuRATORi (L. A.) Annali d'lulia dal pri-
tno anno dell' era volgare sino al 1781.
Venezta, 1781. 50 v. 24*. 12.2712.1
-» -The same. Continuati sino a' giomi nostri,
[1822]. 5a cd. veneta. Venezia, 1845-
47. 8v. in4. 8*. X2.2713.1
— -G^hichte von lulien, bis auf das jahr
1500. Uebers. nebst vorrede C. G. J(kh-
cn. Leipzig, I745-50- 10 v. in 5. 4*.
12.722.18
— Oricellari (B.) De bello italico commen-
tarius. De bello pisano. Londini, 1733.
s. 4% X2.726.5
— Piusii.,/<^r. Commentarii renim memora-
bilium, quae temporibus suis contigerunt;
quibus accedunt J. Piccolominei commen-
tarii. Francofurti, 1618. f. X2. 738.8
— Promis (V.) Lettere di Italiani illustri. Tori-
no, 1871. 8^ 2X. 1308.14
— Quinet(E.) Les revolutions d*Italie. Paris,
1857. 8'. v. 4 of 8.504.4
— Riccio (C. M.) Notamenti di Matteo Spinelli
di Giovenazzo, [1250-1268] ; difesi ed
illustrati. Napoli, 1870. 8 . 12.726.4
— Sforzosi (L.) Compendious history of luly.
Tr. by N. Greene. New York, 1836.
18*. 32.2030.4
— SiMONDE DE SiSMONDi (J. C. L.) Histoire des
r^pubiiques italiennes du moyen ^e.
Nouvelle €d, Paris, 1840. 10 v. 8**.
X2.721.1
^Thc same. History of the Italian republics.
Philadelphia, 1832. 16**. 32.2022.4
— Spalding (W.) Italy, and the Italian islands.
New York, 1845-48. 3 v. l8^ 32.2021. i
— Symonds (J. A.) Renaissance in Italy. Age
of the despots. London,i875. 8'. X2.723.3
— Trollope (T. a.) Filippo Strozzi. History
of the last days of the old Italian liberty.
London, i860. 8^ 12.724.12
— TuEL (J- E.) Illustrated history of the war in
Italy, [1859]. New York, 1859. 12%
x2.711.12
— Zbller (J. S.) Episodes de Thistoire d'ltalie,
[1282-1648]. Paris, 1856. i6'. 12.711.17
Note, The history of luly, by the invasions of
France and Austria, is closely interwoven with
that of those countries.
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— Young (M.) Life and times of Aonio Palea-
rio. London, i860. 2 v. 8^ 31. 195 1. 11
St*^ als0^ Popes, Reformation, Roman catholic
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— Gell (Sir W.> Geography and antiquities of
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Ithaca (iV«i^ York),
— Cornell university. Register and catalogue
[of students, etc.], 1870-71, 1873-77,
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Ten-year book, 1868-78. Ithaca, 1878. 8*.
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vicinity. Cambridge, [Mass.], 1877. 3 pp.
8\ 29.1805. Box X
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Jackson.
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J.
Jackson (Andrew). 6M president of the Umted
StaUs, b. 1767. d, 1845.
— Civil and military life of Andrew Jackson.
[AnonA New York, 1825. 12'. 4.213.2
— Parton (J.) Life of Andrew Jackson. New
York, i860. 3 V. 8'. 4.213. 1
—Review of the veto of the bill recharterine
the bank of the United States. [Ancn^
Philadelphia, 1832. 8°. 25.1554- 14
—Smith (S.) Life of Andrew Jackson. Phila-
delphia, 1834. 12"*. 20.1227.25
Jackson (James, /r.) b, 18 10. d, 1834.
— ^Jackson (J.) Sfemoir of James Jackson, jr.,
with extracts from his letters, and remi*
niscences of him, by a fellow student.
Boston, 1836. 16**. 4.213.6
Jackson (Thomas Jonathan), b, 1824. d. 1863.
— Cooke (J. E.) Stonewall Jackson: a biogra-
phy. New York, 1866. 16*. 4.213.3
— Dabney (R. L.) Life and campaigns of gen-
eral Jackson (Stonewall Jackson). New
York. 1866. 8\ 4.213.3
— Life of Stonewall Jackson. [Anon,] By a
Virginian. New York, 1866. 8"*. 4.213.4
Jacobinism.
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history of Jacobinism; tr. from the French
[by R. Clifford]. Hartford, 1799. 4 V.
8^ 7.423.8
Jacobszoon (Gysbert). b, 1603. d, 1637.
—Redding (G. B.) De vita, moribus. et car-
minibus Giseberti Jacobi filii. Franequerae,
1793. s. 4^ X5-2955.39
Jacqnard (Joseph Marie), b. 1752. d. 1834.
— Lamartine (A. M. L. P. de). Jacquard, the
silk-weaver of Lyons. [From the French],
pp. 17-48. V. 2 of 2.90.1
Jacqnemont (Victor), b. 1801. d. 1832.
— Hamerton (P. G.) Victor J acquemont.
pp. 1-108 of 8.478iz.i9
Jade.
— Blondel (S.) Jade: historical, archaeologi-
cal, and literary study of the mineral called
yu by the Chinese. Tr. by E. Foreman.
28.3733.1
[Smithaonian report, 1876, pp. 4oa->4i8].
Jahangueir. See Jehangire.
Jail distemper.
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per, as it appeared amongst the Spanish
prisoners at Winchester, 1780. London,
1795. 8°. 29.3811.4
Jains (a sect, or race, of Hindu dissenters).
— Bhadra Baku. Kalpa Sfitra. and Nava Tat-
va: two works illustrative of the Jain re-
ligion and philosophy. Tr. by J. Steven-
son. London. 1848. 8". X 1.2687.22
— Weber (A. F.) Beitrag zur kenntniss der
heiligen litteratur und sprache der Jaina.
2 th., 3 ab. Berlin, 1867. 4*. 18.3106.1
Jamaica (Long Island),
— Macdonald (J. M.) Two centuries of the
history of the Presbyterian church, Jamai-
ca, L. L New York, 1862. 12*. 31.1985.15
Jamaica ( West Indies),
— BiGELOw (J.) Jamaica in 1850. New York,
1851. 12'. 3. 126. 14
— H AKEWiLL (J.) Picturesque tour of the island
of Jamaica, 1820-21. London, 1825. f^
3.128.4
Se*t aUo, Buccaneers, Maroons.
James L, king of England, b. 1566. d. 1625.
— AiKiN (L.) Memoirs of the court of king
James the first. London, 1822. 2 v. S^
5302.7
— Correspondence of king James vi. of Scot-
land, with sir R. Cecil and others. Ed.
by J. Bruce. London, 1861. 4". 6.315.34
— Elsing (H.) Notes of the debates in the
house of lords, oflBcially taken, 1621.
Edited by S. R. Gardiner. London, 187a
4*. 6.316. 1 1
^Goodman (G.) Court of king James the first.
London, 1839. 2 v. 8*. 5- 303.14
— HiSTORiB and life of king James the sexL
[Anon,] Edinburgh, 1804. 8*. 5.302.6
— Letters and state papers during the reign of
king James the sixth. Edinburgh, 1838.
4'. 5.306.16
— Letters and papers relative to the history of
Great Britain during the reig^ of James
I. pp. 227-288 of 5.306.14
— LXTTERS of queen Elizabeth and James vi. of
Scotland. Ed. by J. Bruce. London,
1849. s. 4^ 6.315.3
— Macgborge (A.) Miscellaneous papers, prin-
cipally illustrative of events in the reigns
of queen Mary and king James VI. Glas-
gow. 1834. 4*. 6.336.8
— Maidment (J.) Letters and state papers dur-
ing the reign of king James vi. Edin-
burgh, 1838. 4*. 5.306.16
— MoYSiE (D.) Memoirs of the a£fairs of Scot-
land, 1577-1603. Edinburgh, 1830. 4°.
6.336.10
— Sparke (M.) Truth brought to light : a narra-
tion of the first xiiii yeares of king James
reigne. London, 1651. s. 4"*. 5.301. 13
James H., king of England, b, 1633. d, 1701.
— Clarke (J. S.) Life of James the second.
London, 1816. 2 v. 4*. 5- 307.3
— Extracts from the life of James 11., as writ-
ten by himself, pp. 16-262. v. i of 5.296.6
— Fox (C. J.) History of the early part of the
reign of James the second. London, 1808.
4% 5-298.4
The same. Philadelphia, 1808. 8*. 5.292.7
— Moneys received and paid for secret services
of James 11. Ed. by J. Y. Akerman. Lon-
don. 1851. s. 4*. 6.315.9
— Rose (G.) Observations on the historical
work of C. J. Fox on the reign of James
II. London, 1809. 4*^. 5.30S.14
James L, king of Scotland, b, 1394. d. 1437.
— Rogers (C.) Memoir of king James the first
of Scotland, and an introduction to his
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9-525-
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367
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^ -On the languages of northern, western, and
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sprachen Amerikas. Uebersetzt von
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Indian languages. 2d ed. Washington,
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Set, a/rtf, Abnaqui Indians, Hidatsa Indians, San
Antonio Indians.
Also^ the laniTuages of the following^ Indian
tribes:— Chinook, Clallam, Crcc, Dakota. Hcve,
Lummi, Micmac, Mohawk, Mutsun, Narrac^nsett,
Nevome, Onondagra, Powhatun, Selish, Vakama.
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particular tribes, or in comprehensive works.
Indogemtanic languages,
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sinnlichen wahmehmungen in den Indo-
germanischen sprachen. Weimar, 1S79.
8^ 15.2931. 6
^Benfey (T.) Ist in der indogermanischen
grundsprache ein nominalis suffix ia;
Oder, sutt dessen ya anzusetzcn ? G5t-
tingen, 1871. 4*. 15.2962. iii
Uebcr die entstehung und die formen des
indogermanischen optativ, so wie tiber das
futurum auf sanskritisch syimi, u.s.w.
G(5ttingen, 187 1. 4". 15.2932.11
— Bopp (F.) Glossarium comparativum linguae
sanscritae. Ed. 3a. Berolini, 1867. 4^
15.986.5
Vergleichende grammatik. Berlin, 1868-71.
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The same. Comparative grammar of the
Sanscrit, Zend, Greek, Latin, Lithuanian,
Gothic, German, and Sclavonic languages.
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H. Wilson. London, 1845. i v. in 2.
8'. 15.2932. 19
[Gigerj.
— -Vocalismus; oder, sprach vergleichende
kritiken Ober J. Grimm's deutsche gram-
matik, und Graff's althochdeutschen
sprachschatz. Berlin, 1836. 8\ z5.2932.21
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the Dravidian, or south- Indian family of
languages. London, 1875. 8**. 15.2933.7
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Halle, 1876. 8*. pt. 2 of 15.2932.15
Altindische wortfolge aus dem Qatapatba-
brahmana dargestellt. Halle, 1878. 8*.
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Der gebrauch des conjunctivs und optaiivs
im Sanskrit und Griechischen. Halle,
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attempt to show that the languages of
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•Ellis (R.) Asiatic affinities of the old Ital-
ians. London, 1870. 16*. 15. 2934.7
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Sanskrit, Greek, and Latin. London,
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indogermanen Europas. G($ttingen,i873.
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ischen sprachen. Ein sprachgeschicht-
licher versuch. G5ttingen, 1870. 8".
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— Helfenstein (J.) Comparative grammar of
the Teutonic languages. London, 1870.
8^ I5-2934-48
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radical affinities of the Greek and Latin
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germanischen. Mtlnchen, 1873. 8*.
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und optativ, und die nebensStze im Zend
und Altpersischen, in vergleich mil dcm
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guages; or. researches into the affinities
of the Teutonic, Greek, Celtic, Sclavonic,
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indogerroanischen nominalen stammbil-
dung. Jena. 1875-76. 2 v. 8*. 15.2935.16
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suchungen auf dem gebiete der indoger-
manischen sprachen. Leipzig, 1878-79.
3v. in2. 8^ 15.293518
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germanischen sprachen. Wien. 1878. 8*.
15.2936.2
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rino, 1877. 8^ 15-2936.3
— PiCTET (A.) Origines indo-europ^enes; ou les
Aryas primitifs. Paris, 1859-63. 2 v.
8^ 15.2936.6
^The same. 2c M. Paris, 1877. 2 v. 8".
15.2936.5
—Pott (A. F.) Etymologische forschungen
anf dem gebiete der indo-germanischen
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15.2943.3
Quinare and vigesimale z&hlmethode bei
v51kem aller welttheile. Halle, 1847. 8\
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Wunel-w5rterbuch der indogermaniscben
sprachen. Detmold, 1867-73. 5 v. in 7.
8*. 15-2943. 3
— Saussuke (F. de). M6moire sur le syst^me
primitif des voyelles dans les langues
indo-europ6ennes. Leipsick, 1879. 8**.
15. 2936. 2 1
^-Schleicher (A.) Compendium der vergleich-
enden grammatik der indogermaniscben
sprachen. Weimar, 1866. 8*. 15.2945.4
^ -The same. Compendium of the compara*
tive grammar of the Indo-European,
Sanskrit, Greek, and Latin languages.
Tr. by H. Bendall. London, 1874. 8^
i5-2945.4i
— -Indogermanische chrestomathie. Weimar.
1869. 8*. I5-2945.3
—Schmidt (J.) Geschichte des indogermani-
scben vocalismus. Weimar, 1871-75. 2
▼. 8'. 15.2945.6
— ScHOSBEL (C.) Analogies constitutives de la
langue allemande avec le Grec et le Latin
expliqu6es par le Samskrit. Paris, 1845.
1. 8'. 15- 2945. 5
— SisvERS (E.) GrundzUge der lautphysiologie
zur einftthrung in das studium der laut-
iehre der indogermaniscben sprachen.
Leipzig. 1876. 8^ 15.2945.8
The same. Leipzig. 188 1. 8*. 15.2945.9
—Weber (A.) Indische streifen. Berlin. 1868-
69. 2v. 8''. 15.2946.4
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and connexion of the languages of western
Asia and Europe. 23 1. v. i of 15.926.2
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bum. Jena, 1873. 8°. 15.2946.9
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studies. New York, 1873-74. 2 v. i6'.
15.2946.15
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philology. Indo-European languages.
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Celtic. Cingalese, Circassian. Danish, Dutch.
EnffUsh. Etruscan. French. Frisian. German,
Gocnic. Greek. Gypsy, Hindustani, Italian. Italic.
Latin, Pali. Persian. Polish. Portuguese! Romance,
Russian. Sanscrit. Spanish. Zend.
Semitic languages,
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und orientalischen philologie in Deutsch-
land. Mttnchen, 1869. 8**. 15. 2932. 10*
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of Semitic roots, pp. 169-198, 238-281.
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tische wortforschung. Leipzig, 1844. 8"*.
15-983. 15
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sive, lexicon knTayXooTTov, Franco-
furti, 1661. s. 4**. z5.981.26
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urverwandtschaft der semitischen und in-
doeurop&ischen sprachen. Frankfurt a.
M., 1864. 17 pp. 8". 15.958^. Box I
The same. Fortsetzungen. Frankfurt a.
M., 1867-73. 4 pts. 8^ 15.958^. Box I
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compar6e des langues s6mitiques. 2e 6d.
Paris, 1858. 8^ 15.983.13
^The same. 4e 6d. Paris, 1863. 8^
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— SCHINDLER (V.) Lexicon pentaglotton. he-
braicum, chaldaicum, syriacum, talmu*
dico-rabbinicum, et arabicum. Franco-
furti ad M., 1695. f. IS- 2938 4
S«€. also^ Arabic, Assyrian, Chmldee, Sthiopic,
Hebrew, Syriac language.
Periodicals,
^AkCHiv fttr das studium der neueren sprachen
und literaturen. Herausg. von Ludwig
Herrig. Braunschweig, 1871-77. 12 v.
in 6. 8*. 15.2944.1
— BeitrIge zur vergleichenden sprachfor-
schung auf dem gebiete der arischen,
celtischen, und slawischen sprachen. Her-
ausg. von A. Kuhn [und anderen]. Ber-
lin. 1858-70. 6 V. 8°. I5.2975.»
— BeitrXge zur kunde der indogermaniscben
sprachen. Herausg. von A. Bezzenber-
ger. GOttingen, 1877-78. 8 v. 8".
15,2943,5
— Proceedings of the philological society, for
1842-53. London, 1844-54. 6 v. 8*.
15.927.1
—Transactions of the philological society.
London, 1854-69. 15 v. 8^. 15.927 I
— Transactions of the American philological
association. 1869-77. Hartford^ Conn,,
1871-77. 8 V. in 2. 8*. 15.2944.3
— ^Triennium philologicum; oder, grundziige der
philologischen wissenschaften, von W.
Freund. Leipzig, 1874-75. 4 v. in 2.
8^ 15.2942.2
— Zeitschrift fttr vergleichende sprachfor-
schung. Berlin, 1852-74. 24 v. 8'.
15.2975- 1
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to which reference should be made, are the Altai-
an. Australian. Aztec. Basque. Cninese, Fijian.
Hawaiian. Lapp. Tag^la.
Langfuet (Hubert), b. tciS. d. 1581.
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ip Sidney. Tr. from the Latin. London.
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rice (William).
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Latitude.
Laplace (Pierre Simon, marquis de). b. 1749.
</. 1827.
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^The same. Laplace. Tr by W. H. Smyth,
B. Powell, and R. Grant.
pp. 303-373 of 8.478^.23
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[Smithsonian report, 1874, pp. 199-168].
Lapland {Samtland).
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North Cape, 1798-99. London, 1802.
2 V. 4'. 10.596.15
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V. I of 2.45.5
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nCrdlichen Schweden, [1828]. Berlin,
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Finmark, their language, manners, and
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The same. Journey to Lapland, 1681. pp.
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are shewed the manners, habits, etc.. of
that people. Oxford, 1674. V. zo. 596.4
Lapp languas^e.
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miae, 1743. s. 8^ 15.970.17
La Plata. See Argentine Republic.
La Plata River.
—Latham (W.) States of the river Plate. 2d
ed. London, 1868. 8'. 3.132.3
Lardner (Nathaniel), b. 1684. d, 1768.
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pp. V. I of 22. 1376. 1
La Rive (Auguste Arthur de). b, 1801. d, 1873.
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28.3733.1
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Lark {homed),
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alpestris [horned lark]. Alumni room.
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La Rochefoucauld (Fran9ois, tth duke of), b.
1613. d. 1680.
—Shelley (M. W. G.) and Wallace (W.)
La Rochefoucauld, pp. 63-96.
V. I of 32.2031.12
Laryngfoscope.
— Durham (A. E.) The laryngoscope, pp.
251-^257. V. 3 of 29.3837.8
La Salle (Ren6 Robert Cavelier de). b, 1643?
d. 1687.
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Salle's last voyage, [1684-87]. pp. 85-
193. V. I of 3. 165. 19
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Mississippi. pp. 1-368 of 4.195.9
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Saile. pp. 1-205. V. II of 3.i38tf.6
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expedition and discoveries in North
America. pp. 217-341. v. 2 of 4.186.1
Las Casas (Bartolom6 de). b. 1474. d. 1566.
— Helps (Sir A.) Las Casas as a colonist and
a reformer, pp. 435-490 ; 7-3o6,
vv, I. 2 of 3. 124. 17
Life of Las Casas. 2d ed. London, 1868.
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Casas. pp. ix-cx. v. i of 3. 124. 11
Lasker (Eduard). b. 1829.
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Lasker. pp. 1-141 of 2.92.35
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, . 9.538tf.ii
Latham house {Lancashire).
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house, 1644, pp. 487-518. 6.353.55
Lathe.
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Philadelphia, 1869. i2'. 30.1871.16
Latimer (Hugh), b. about 1490. d, 1555.
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Acts and monuments, by C. Wordsworth,
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15-183. V. I of 22.1334.12
Latitude and longitude.
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langen-differenzen mit hOlfe des tclegra-
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der langendiflferenz zwischcn Berlin und
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tions of Feaghmain and Haverfordwest
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ment of an American prime meridian.
Cambridge, [Mass.], 1849. 8'-
Observatory.
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longitude between Washington and Michi-
gan and Nevada. Washington, 1874. 4'.
Observatory.
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tween Washington and Ogden, Utah,
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longitude between Washington and Ha-
vana. Washington, 1870. 4°. Observatory.
Report on the difiference of longitude be-
tween Washington and St. Louis. Wash*
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Latiiu
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the determination of the astronomical co-
ordinates of Cheyenne and Colorado
Springs. Washington, 1874. 4"*. 36.1658.2
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atlantic longitudes by means of the tele-
graphic cables. [Philadelphia], 1873. 4**.
Observatory.
XB^nd in a vol, Mitrtd " Smithsonian miacel-
ianies**].
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schen breite der kOnigliche stemwarte
bci Manchen. Mtinchen, 1877. 4*".
Observatory.
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bles showing the longitude and latitude
of various places, pp. 59-152 of ZZ. 2697.6
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trique entre Poulkova et Altona. St.
P6tersbourg, 1844. f*. Observatory.
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tre Altona et Greenwich. St. P6tersbourg,
1846. f. Observatory.
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pp. 141-185 of 12.736.9
—Washington. Bureau of navigation. Tables
for finding the latitude of a place by alti-
tudes of Polaris. Washington, 1877. 8**.
Observatory.
—Yarrow (T.) and Lynn (T.) New methods
of finding the longitude. London, 1826.
8*. Observatory.
5/^, alsot Munich observatory.
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— Calepino (A.) Dictionarium octolingue in
quo latinis dlctionibus graecae, g^licae,
italicae, etc., adjectae sunt. Recensuit
J. Passeratius. Coloniae Allobrogum.
1609. 2 V. in I. f*. 15.2038.5
— -The same. Opera et industria J. F[acci-
olati?]. Lugduni, 1634. 2 v. in i. f".
15.978. 1
—Cooper (T.) Thesaurus linguae romanae et
britannicae. Londini, 1565. V, 15.978.9
— Dibfenbach (L.) Novum glossarium latino-
fermanicum, mediae et infimae aetatis.
rankfurta. M.. 1867. 8'. 15.965.7
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infimae Latinitatis. Digessit G. A. L.
Henschel. Parisiis, 1840-46. 6 v. 4**.
Z5.968.3
— EsTiENNB (R.) Thesaurus linguae latinae.
Ed. nova [Edmundi Law et aliorum].
Londini, 1734-35- 4 v. f*. 15.968.1
— -The same. Nova cura recensuit A. Birrius.
Basileae, 1740-43. 4 V. f^ 15.2938. i^
— Faber (B.) Thesaurus eruditionis scholasti-
cae. Lipsiae, 1710. f*". 15.2938. i
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Latinitatis lexicon. Ed. J. Bailey. Lon-
dini, 1828. 2 V. 4*. 15.978.10
— -The same. Novo ordine digestum, amplis-
sime auctum; adjecto onomastico, cura et
studio Vincentii De Vit. Prati, 1858-71.
8v. r. Z5.2968.1
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iibri XX, ex editione A. Dacerii. Londini,
1826. 2v. 8'. 13. 822. 1
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sprache. Leipzig, 1834-40. 4 v. 1. 8^
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The same. New Latin dictionary. Founded
on Freund's; ed. byE. A. Andrews. Re-
vised by C. T. Lewis and C. Short. New
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deutsches handwOrterbuch. Leipzig,
1869-70. 2 V. 1. 8^ Z5.974.8
Ausfflhrliches deutsch-lateinisches handw6r«
terbuch. Leipzig, 1870. 2 v. 1. 8°.
Z5.974.9
— Holvoke (T.) Large dictionary, Latin-Eng-
lish. London, 1677. !'. 15.978.5
—Janus (D. F.) Philologisches lexicon der
reinen Latiniuet. Leipzig, 1730. s. 4*.
Z5.2962.2
^The same. SchuMexicon. 2e aufl. Halle,
1753. s. 4". 15. 2977. 10
— Jaques (B.) and Hannot (S.) Dictionarium
latino-belgicum. Dordraci, 1699. 2 v. in
I. 4". 15.974. 10
— Klotz (R.) Handw5rterbuch der lateinischen
sprache. Unter mitwirkung von F. Ltlb-
ker und E. E. Hudemann. 5e aufl.
Braunschweig, 1874. 2 v. 1. 8**. 15.965.1
— Koffmane (G.) Lexicon lateinischer wort-
formen. QOttingen, 1874. 8*". 15.965. 12
— Leverett (F. p.) Lexicon of the Latin lan-
guage. Boston, 1836. 1. 8**. 15.974.4
— Littleton (A.) Linguae romanae dictionari-
um luculentum novum. A new dictionary^
in five alphabets. Cambridge, 1693. 4**.
15. 2963.x
— Mair (J.) Tyro's dictionary, Latin and Eng-
lish. Edinburgh, 1763. 8*". 15.2961. 13
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barbarum. Berolini, 1780. 2 v. 8**.
15- 3977. 2
—Nonius Marcellus, and Fulgentius (F. P.)
De compendiosa doctrina, et Expositio
sermonum antiquorum. Basileae, 1842.
8'. 15-963.3
— Pareus (P.) Lexicon criticum; sive, thesau-
rus linguae latinae. Norimbergae, 1645.
8^ 15-970.4
Lexici critici mantissa. Norimbergae, 1646.
8*. pt. 2 of 15.970.4
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lexicographic und wortbildungsgeschichte.
[Dorpat ?J, 1874. 1. 8*. Z5.965.9
Meletemata lexistorica altera. Dorpati,
1875. 8'. z5.963.14
Spicilegium addendorum lexicis latinis.
Mitaviae, 1875. 8^ z5.963.11
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quatuor. Giessae Hassorum, 1618. 16°.
15. 2960. 1 1
—Riddle (J. E.) and White (J. T.) LatinEng-
lish dictionary. Abridged by P. Bullions.
New York. 1862. 8^ Z5.966.8
Latin-English dictionary. 3d ed. London,
1869.. 2 v. 1. 8*. Z5.974.2
— ScHiRACH (G. B.) Index philologico criticus
in Ovidium. Halae, 1769. s. 8°. Z5. 970.6
— Smith (W.) Latin-English dictionary, based
on Forcellini and Freund. London, 1866.
1. 8% Z5.974.6
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logne, 1739- 4^ "5 2945-23
— Voss (G. J.) Etymologicon linguae latinae.
Amstelodami, 1695. V, Z5.978.6
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Latin.
{DicHonarUs for writing Latin).
— <:rooks (G. R.) and Schem (A. J. B.) New
English-Latin school-lexicon. Philadel-
phia, 1858. 8*. XS974-5
[Giger].
— EsnsNNE (R.) Dictionaire fran^ois-latin.
Corrig6 et augment^. Paris, 1549. f**.
15-948.4
— HOLYOKE (T.) Large dictionary, English-
Latin. London, 1677. V, I5-978.5
— RiDDLB (J. E.) and Arnold (T. K.) Copious
and critical English-Latin lexicon. New
ed. London, 1868. 8*. 15.974- 13
—Smith (W.) and Hall (T. D.) Copious and
criticEd English-Latin dictionary. New
York, 1871. 8*. I5-974.7
{Synonyms),
•^ClNGULARls, or GuERTLSR ? (H.) Tersissima
latini eloquii synonjrmorum collectanea.
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— PuFENDORF (S. von). De jure naturae et gen-
tium libri octo. Amstelodami, 1688. 4".
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naturale tra' privati. Palermo, i860. 2
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37. 2 V. in 3. 8*. 24.3481.14
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3v. 8'. 24.3481.13
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der gegenwart. Bonn.1863. 8*. 24.1502.3
—Wolf (C. von). Institutiones juris naturae
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— Diary and correspondence of Amos Law-
rence, with some incidents of his life. Ed.
by W. R. Lawrence. Boston, 1855. 8*.
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d, 1857.
— Edwardes (Sir H.) and Merivale (H.) Life
of sir Henry Lawrence. New York,
1873. 8^ 6.355.41
— Kaye (J. W.) Sir Henry Lawrence, pp. 275-
352. V. 2 of 11.678^.7
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Lawrence (Sir Thomas), h. 1769. d. 1830.
—Cunningham (A.) Life of sir Thomas Law-
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Lawyers.
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p. 8^ 16.993.9
— Brown (D. P.) Forum; or, forty years at the
Philadelphia bar. Philadelphia, 1856. 2
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of England. From 2d London ed. Phil-
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Lives of the chief justices of England.
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revolution. Judges [and] lawyers I have
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justices of the United States. Phila-
delphia. 1858-59. 2 V. 8'. 4.198^.7
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24- 3535. 13
— Jeaffreson (J. C.) Book about lawyers.
From London ed. New York, 1875. ^2®.
24.3524.16
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— ^Jurisprudence. [Anon.} pp. 271-360.
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don, 1823. 24^ V. 14 of 1. 17.2
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yers. London, 1830. 16". 6.347.13
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[Ed.] by R. S. Mackenzie. New York.
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—Updike (W.) Memoirs of the Rhode-Island
bar. Boston, 1842. 12". 4.193-5
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of the chief-justices of the United States.
New York, 1854. 8*. 4.i98a.6
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ter county, Massachusetts. Lancaster,
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— ^AiKiN (J.) Observations on the external use
of preparations of lead, with remarks on
topical medicines. London, 1873. 8^.
pt I of 29.3822.14
-^Brezina (A.) Krystallform des unterschwe-
felsauren. Wien. 1871. 40 pp. 8*.
30.1938. Box I
— KiRKWooD (J. P.) Collection of reports [on]
the use of lead-pipe. New York, 1859.
8*. 39.3824.13
— Reports on the property of the New York
and Boston silver-lead company, Chester
county, Pa, New York, 1864. 75 pp.
8*. 38.1798. Box I
— Schoolcraft (H. R.) Lead mines of Mis-
souri ; with observations on the minerals,
etc., of the western country. New York,
1819. 8°. 38.1791. 1
Lead-pencils. See Plumbago.
Least squares.
— Chauvenkt (W.) Treatise on the method of
least squares. Philadelphia, 1868. 8*.
36.1596.47
The same. pp. 468-566. v. 2 of 36.1654.2
— DiENGER (J- ) Ausgleichung der beobachtungs-
fehler, nach der methode der kleinsten
quadratsummen. Braunschweig, 1857.
8^ 26.1593.58J
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sten quadrate. [Leipzig, 1868]. 1. 8"*.
Observatory.
— Hblmert (F. R.) Die ausgleichungsrechnung
nach der methode der kleinsten auadrate.
Leipzig, 1872. 8*. 36.1596.48
— Merriman (M.) Elements of the meUiod of
least squares. London, 1877. 16**.
Observatory.
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methode des moindres carr^s au caicul
des observations. Paris, 1858. 8^.
Observatory.
Leather.
—Julia de Fontenelle (J. S. E.) «»</ Vallet
d'Artois (V.) Nouveau manuel complet
du chamoiseur, du maroquinier, du mfe-
gissier, du teinturier en peaux. Nouv. 6d.
par M. Maigne. Paris, 1876. 16'.
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Leavenworth family.
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Leavenworth family in the United States.
Syracuse, N. Y., 1873. 8^ 3.138^.12
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189, V. 3 of 8.481.2
Le Clerc (Jean), b. 1657. d. 1736.
— Perizonius (J.) Q. Curtius Rufus restitutus
in integrum, et vindicatus a variis accusa-
tionibus viri celeberrimi J. Clerici. Lug-
duni in Batavis, 1703. 16**.
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1847. 16*. _ , V. 14 of 4.138^.6
Lee (Chailes). ^.1731. d. 1782.
— Langworthy (E.) Memoirs of the life of the
late Charles Lee, [with] his political and
military e8sa3rs. 2d ed. New York, 1793.
12'. 4-214.33
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New York, i860. 8'. 3.146.13
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Richard Henry Lee. Philadelphia, 1825.
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Lee (Robert Edward), b. 1807. d, 187a
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New York, 1873. 8**. 4. 214,34
—Mason (E. V.) Popular life of gen. R. E.
Lee. Baltimore, 187a. p. 8*. 4.214.35
—Pollard (E. A.) Lee and bis lieutenants.
New York, 1867. 8^ 3.154,5
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Lee. New York, 1877. 8*. 3.1555
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— Mead (E. C.) Genealogical history of the
Lee family of Virginia and Maryland,
from 1300-1866. With notes and illustra-
tions. New York, i868. 4". 3. 138*. 14
Leeches,
— Rathke (H.) BeitrSge zur entwicklungsge-
schichte der hirudineen. Herausg. von
R. Leuckart. Leipzig, 1862. 4^.
27.1706.13
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— Dialect of Leeds and its neighbourhood,
[with] a copious glossary. [An(m,'\ Loo-
don, 1862. I2\ 15. 921.41
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OLTHOUSE (C.) Injuries of the lower ex-
tremity, pp. 588-672. V. 2 of 29.3837.8
Legacies.
—VAN SwiNDEREN (W.) DisserUtio inaugu-
ralis juridica, de legatis. Groningae, 1824.
94 pp. 8''. pt. 2 of 14.2884.23
Legatt (Bartholomew), b, d, 1611.
— True relation of the commissions and war-
rants for the condemnation and burning
of Bartholomew Legatt, in West Smith-
field, London, 161 1. pp. 1-6.
pt. 4 of S.30M3
Legendre (Adrien Marie), b. 1752. d. 1833.
— Beaumont (£. de). Memoir of Lcgcndre.
Tr. by C. A. Alexander. 28.3733-1
[Soutlusonian report, 1867. pp. 137^x57].
Legends.
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romance of the middle ages. Boston,
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popes in the middle ages. tr. by A. Plum-
mer. Am. ed. by H. B. Smith. New
York, 1872. 12°. 31.1942.36
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dle ages of the Norse-German and Carlo-
vingian cycles. London, 1865. 12".
20.1224.20
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talcs from the Norse, of the highlands,
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— RoLLBNHAGEN (G.) Wahrhaffte Itigen von
geist und Qattlrlichen dingen. Franck-
fart, 1817. 24**. 20.1228.22
St€^ mit0y Fiction, p. a4o, Folklore, Sainti.
Legislation. See Political science.
Legnminosae.
— Humboldt (F. H, A. von). a»</BoNPLAND(A.)
Mimoses et autres plantet l^gumineuses
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1716.
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277-314. V. 8 of 27.1666. 1
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stantiale. Beriin, 1839. 8*". 33.1411.22
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briefe zwischen Leibnitz und Jablonski.
Leipzig, 1745. 8*. 19.3180.3
— LuDOVici (C. G.) Historie der leibnitzischen
philosophie. Leipzig, 1737. 2 v. in i. s.
8*. »3.i44o.5
— Maccaix (W.) Godfrey William Leibnitz.
pp. 1-66. V. 2 of 8.478a. I
— -The same. Revolving case. C.3
— NoLEN (D.) La critique de Kant, et la m6U-
physique de Leibniz. Paris, 1875. 8**.
as. 1443. 10
Leicester (earl of). See Dudley (Robert).
Leicestershire dialect.
— Evans (A. B.) Leicestershire words, phrases,
and proverbs. London, 1848. 16*.
IS-92I-5I
^The same. Ed. by S. Evans. London, 1881.
8*. No. iz of z5.920.14*
Leipstc
— Bruhns (C.) Cat^og der bibliothek der as-
tronomischen gesellschaft. Leipzig, 1880.
8*. Observatory.
[B0und with Vierteljahfwchrift der astrono-
miachen gesellacbaft, b. xiv.].
— KOsTNXR (C. T.) Rtlckblick auf das leipziger
stadttheater. Leipzig, 1830. p. 8^
z9.1157.16
Leisler (Jacob), b, , d. 1691.
—Documents relating to the administration of
Jacob Lebler, from the British public
record office, pp. 237-426. v. i of 4.186.3
—Modest and impartial narrative of grievances
and oppressions, in New York, by the pro-
ceedings of Jacob Leysler, 1690. pp. 665-
684. V. 3 of 4.188.3
Leland (John). ^.1500? ^.1552.
— HuDDESFORD (W.) Life of John Leland. pp.
i-iii. V. I of 6.356.3
Lenses.
—Neumann (C.) Die haupt- und brennpuncte
eines linsen-systemes. Leipzig, 1866.
vii, 41 pp. 8*. 27.1665. Box I
— Reusch (F. E.) Constructionen zur lehre von
den haupt- und brennpunkten eines lin-
sensystems. Leipzig, 1870. 8^. And pi.
8. 4*. 26.1643.30
— -Thcorie der cylinderlinsen. Leipzig, 1868.
8*. 26.1643.31
Lent.
— Apqllinaeis. Fragment d'un discours con-
cemant la p&que. [Traduit par N. Hal-
ma], pp. 69-83 of 26.1658.6
— Table pascale du moine Isaac Argyre; tra-
duite par N. Halma.
pp. 83-117 of 26.1658.6
Leo X. (Giovanni de' Medici), b. 1475. d.
1521.
—Crowe (E. E.) Leo the tenth, pp. 70-98.
V. I of 5.243.23
— Leonis X. admirandae virtutes; imagines, a
Raphaele urbinate expressae, in auleis
vaticanis: P. S. Bartolus delineavit, J.
J. de Rubeis incidit Romae, s. a. 14 pi.
obi. f*. Art room. B. 6. II
— RoscoE (W.) Life and pontificate of Leo
tenth. London, 1805. 4 v. 4*". Z2. 718.9
^The same. Philadelphia, 1805-06. 4 v. 8**.
Z2.715.9
^Thc same. 2d ed. London, 1806. 6 v. 8'.
Z2. 725.8
Sm^ «/iv, Indulgences, Medici, Reformation.
Leonardo da VincL b, 1452. d, 15 19.
—Brown (J. W.) Life of Leonardo da Vinci,
with a critical account of his works. Lon-
don, 1828. p. 8*. z2.723.i5
— Cl6ment (C.) Leonard de Vinci.
Art room. pp. 171-243 of B.1.9
— Hagbn (E. a.) Leonhard da Vinci in Mai-
land. Leipzig, 1840. 16*". z 2. 938^.8
— Houssaye (A.) Histoire de Leonard de Vinci.
Paris. 1869. 8'. Z2.724.6
— Rio (A. F.) Leonard de Vinci, et son 6cole.
Paris, 1855. 16'. Z2. 724.23
Leopard! (Giacomo). b, 1798. d. 1837.
— Edwardes (C.) Biographical sketch.
pp. vii-xlii of Z9. 3183.9
— Sainte-Beuve (C. a.) Leopardi. pp. 363-
422. V. 4 of 8.481.2
Leopold L, emperor of Germany, b, 1640. d.
1705.
— Admirables efectos de la providencia suce-
didos en la vida, e imperio de Leopoldo
Srimero. [Anon,] Nueva impresion.
lilan, 1734. 3 V. in 2. f^ 9.518. i
Lepidoptera.
— Boisduval (J. a.) L^pidopt^res de la Califor-
nie. Paris, 1852. p. 8*. 27.1718. Box i
— Brown (T.) Book of butterflies, sphinges,
and moths. 2d ed. London, 1834. 3 v.
16*". Z.10.22
—Cramer (P.) Uitlandsche kapellen. Amstel-
dam, 1779-82. 4 V. 4'. 27.1716.4
— Depuiset (L. M. a.) Genera des Ifepidop-
t^res. pp. 209-326. V. 2 of 27. 1 713. 1
—Duncan (J.) British butterflies, moths.
sphinges. Foreign butterflies. Exotic
moths. London, [1840]. 4 v. i6*.
vv. 29-32 of 27.1667.1
— Felder(C.) aff^(R.) Lepidoptera [der reise
der Novara, 1857-59]. Wien, 1864-75.
3 V. 4*. w. 13, 14 of 28.1778.1
—Morris (J. G.) Synopsis of the described
lepidoptera of North America. Washing-
ton, 1862. 8*. V. 4 of 28.3734.1
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—classification. 2e 6d. Paris, 1877. 1. 8®.
V. 2 of 27.1713.1
— ^Walker (F.) List of lepidopterous insects in
the British museum. London, 1854-66.
35 pts. in i8 V. I2^ 27.1710. 1
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Lerant
— Wood (W.) Index entomologictis: a catalogue
of the lepidopterous insects of Great
Britain. New ed. by J. O. Westwood.
London, 1854. 8*. 27.1714.7
Sm^ als0t Moths, Phalaeoidae.
Lesteps (Ferdinand de). d, 1805.
— Fitzgerald (P.) Account of the struggles of
the projector of the Suez canal, pp. i-
139. V. I of zz. 646.25
Lessing (Gotthold Ephraim). ^. 1729. d, 1781.
— Briefe Lessings, [1743-81]. Herausg. von
K. Lachmann. Leipzig, 1857. 8**.
V. 12 of 9.553.1
— Briefwechsel zwischen Leasing und seiner
frau. Herausg. von A. SchOne. Leip-
zig, 1870. p. 8*. 9-544.46
— CosACK (W.) Materialien zu Lessing's Ham-
burgischer dramaturgie. Paderborn , 1 876.
8^ Z9.115712
— Danzel (T. W.) and Guhrauer (G. E.) Les-
sings leben und werke. Leipzig, 1849-
54. 3 V. in 2. 8*. 9- 544^41
— DtTNTZER (H.) Lessings leben. Leipzig,
Z882. 8^ 0.2544.6
— Fischer (C.) G. E. Lessing als reformator
der deutschen literatur. Stuttgart, 1881.
2 V. in I. z6'. Z7. 1035. 17
— GOTSCHLICH (E.) Lessing's aristotelische stu-
dien, und der einfluss derselben auf seine
werke. Berlin, 1876. 8**. 9.544.45
— Gotthold Ephraim Lessing. Eine bio-
graphische skizze. [Anon.] pp. 15-46.
V. I of 9.554.3
— Hbbler (C.) Lessing-studien. Bern, 1862.
8*. 9544.43
— Lehmann (J. A.) Forschungen tibcr Les-
sings sprache. Braunschweig, 1875. 8*.
9- 54442
— Pr5hle (H.) Gotthold Ephraim Lessing. pp.
1-66, 173-221. 9-544.50
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gestellt. Halle, 1854. 8*. 9.544.44
— SiME (J.) Lessing. Boston, 1877. 2 v. 8*.
9544.47
— Stahr (A. W. T.) G. E. Lessing: sein leben
und seine werke. 3e aufl. Berlin, 1864.
2 v. sq. 16*. 9.544.49
^The same. From the German, by E. P.
Evans. New York, 1873. 2 v. p. 8'.
9,544.48
— Wolfr5m (A.) Lessing und das drama.
(Erstes stiick). Magdeburg, i860. 4"*.
z8 3068. Box 3
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— Duntzer (H.) Lessing's Nathan der weise,
eriautert. Leipzig, 1873. 16". z9.1187.11
— FiJRST (J.) Lessing's Nathan der weise, er-
l&utert. Leipzig, 1881. 16°. zp.1176. Box i
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Brandenburg, 1865. 4**. Z8.3068. Box 3
Letters, or epistolary correspondence.
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— Aubrey (J.) Letters written by eminent per-
sons in the 17th and i8th centuries. Lon-
don. 1813. 2 V. in 3. 8°. 2z.3294.13
— Fabroni (A.) Lettere inedite di uomini illus-
tre. Firenze, 1773. 8*. 2z.3291.11
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etlatine]. Parisiis, 1873. 1. 8^ Z4.864.Z
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York, 1866. 8'. 2Z.3294.9
— Knox (V.) Elegant epistles: familiar and
amusing letters. 5th ed. London, 1803.
2 V. 8 . w. 5, 6 of z8. 1098.20
Lange (S. G.) Sammlunggelehrter und freond-
schaftlicher briefe. Halle, z 769-70. 2 v.
8% 2Z.3291.9
— Phalaris. Epistles. Translated, [with] epis-
tles of Greek writers, by T. Francklin.
London, 1749. 8*. 2Z. 3295. 13
— Promis (V.) Lettere di Italian! illustri. To-
rino, 1871. 8'. 2Z. 1308.14
— Richelet (P.) Lea plus belles lettres fran-
foises des meilleurs auteurs. 4e 6d. La
laye, 1708. 3 v. 12'. 2Z.329a8
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chamum, nee non alia Angliae lumiot.
Recensuit J. H. Acker. Ed. 2a. Jenae,
Z712. 8'. 21.3296.1
— Voss (H.) Brief-wechsel mit Jean Paul,
GOthe, Schiller, und Truchsess. Herausg.
von A. Voss. Heidelberg, 1833-38. 4
V. in I. IS*. z9.3181.18
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GOthe, Herder, Wieland, und andeni.
Darmsudt, 1835. 8'. z9.3181.12
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17-32. V. 12 of 27. 1667. 1
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Sea, and the Danube. London, 1868. 2
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Lewes Vertomannus to Arabia, Egypte,
Persia, Syria, Ethiopia, and East India,
in 1503-08. Tr. out of Latine by R.
Eden. pp. 147-212. 248.8
— Baumgarten (M. von). Travels through
Egypt, Arabia, Palestine, and Syria,
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502. V. I of 2.584
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528. V. 2 of 5.252.10
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— Bruyn (C. de). Voyage au Levant, [1674-93];
c*est ^ dire, dans les principaux endroits
de TAsie Mineure, dans les isles de Ohio,
et les villes d 'Egypte, de Syrie, ct de la
Terre Sainte. Traduit du Flamand
Delft, 1700. f. zz.708.10
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through Turkey, Egypt, Arabia, the Ho-
ly Land, Syria, and Greece. 3d ed. Lon-
don, 1830. 2 V. id*. z1.700.18
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Greece, Palestine, Egypt, and Barbary,
1806-7. Tr. by F. ShoberL New Yoric,
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^CuRZON (R.) Visits to monasteries in the
Levant, [1833-38]. New York, 1849.
12'. 11.702. 16
— Dawson-Damer (M. G. E.) Diary of a tour
in Greece, Turkey, Egypt, and the Holy
Land, [1839-41]. 2ded. London, 1842.
a V. 12'. IX. 704. 22
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chiefly in Egypt, Palestine, Syria, and
Asia Minor, [1844]. New York, 1845.
2 V. 12*. IX. 702. 20
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Orient, 1853-54. Partic agricole. Paris,
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xx.643.35
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brought home from the east, [1834-35.
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[Muagrave].
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ventures in the Orient, [1873]. Hart-
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Orient, 1832-33. Paris, 1862. 3 v. 8*.
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opia, and the peninsula of Sinai, [1842-
46]. Tr. by L. and J. B. Homer. Lon-
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xx.705.25
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Hierusalem; and marvayles of Inde, with
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the Levant, [1852-59]. London, 1865.
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tions. London, 1872. 8"*. Xl.705.11
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some other countries, [1737-40]. Lon-
don, 1743-45. 3 V. in 2. f. IX. 708. 1
^Thc same. Voyages en Orient, dans
llfigyptc, TArabie, la Palestine, la Syrie,
la Grice, etc Tr. de TAnfflois, sur la 2e
6d. Paris, 1772. 6 v. X2 . X 1.2690. 16
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marvels of the east, [1260H69]. Tr. and
ed. by H. Yule. 2d ed. London. 1875.
2 V. 1. 8'. 1 1.696. 19
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Kurdistan, Persia, and Mesopotamia,
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Egypt, Arabia Petraea, and the Holy
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or. travel and discussion in the birth-
countries of Christianity, with H. T.
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chas, et d'autres voyageurs. Paris, 1663-
72. 2 V. f. 1 1. 708.6
— TouRNEFORT (J. P. de). Relation d'un voy-
age du Levant ; l*histoire de plusieurs
tsles de TArchipel, de Constantinople, de
TArm^nie, et de TAsie Mineure. Am-
sterdam, 1718. 2 V. in I. 4*. II. 706.16
—Turner (W. M.) El-Khuds, the holy; or,
glimpses in the Orient, [1859]. Phila-
delphia, 1861. 8*". XX.704.4
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Ttirckey, Egypten, Palestina, Persien,
und andere landscha£ften, [1614-26].
Erstlich in italianischer sprach beschrei-
ben ; in die hoch-teutsche sprach flber-
setzet. Genflf, 1674. 4 v. in i. f. 2.48.3
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ranean. MonammManism, Palestine, Phenicia,.
Sinai, Suez canal, Syria, Turkey.
History and antiquities.
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Orients. Mainz. 1829. 8°. x 1.2702. i
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othdque orientate ; ou, dictionaire des
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the Lerant will be found in the Tarious Astatic
joonals.
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i I'endiguement des rividres. Paris, 1872.
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banking lands. 2d ed. New York, 1870.
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liber blasenbildung. Marburg, 1868-70.
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LeTesoo - Cower (Granrille George), 2d earl
GroMvilU, b. 181 5.
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Lewes (Battle of), 1264*
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battles of Lewes and Evesham. London,
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Stt^ aitOt Great Britahi {JVmrt o/tkt bmr*m^ etc.),
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Lewis (Meriwether). 6. 1774. d, 1809.
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Liberia.
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conversations on colonization. 2d ed.
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Toleration.
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ica : their history, condition, and manage-
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delphia {Librarr cem^auy), Proyidence {Brtmn
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United Sutes. pp. 749-767-
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the life-saving service of the United
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Light.
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den elektrischen leitungswiderstand von
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— Harris (J.) Theory of the nature of light,
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brechung des lichts an der grenze krys-
tallinischer mittel. Berlin, 1876. 4"*.
26.1598. Box 2
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thdr identity with those of matter. Lon-
don, 1838. 8% 26.1643.2
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Vindelicorum, 1760. 16®. Observatory.
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eye, and vision]. Dublin, 1849. 8''.
26.1643.35
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light. 3d ed. London, 1873. 8"*.
26.1643.36
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account of physical optics. New York,
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formes des mol6cules de la lumi^re, dans
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26. 1643. 1 1
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visione naturale. Padova, 1828. 2 v. 8*".
Observatory.
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Observatory.
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colours of natural bodies, [and fluores-
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26.1598. Box I
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lichtttther-hypothese; mit fortsetzung.
Aachen, 187^0. 8*^. 26.1655. Box 2
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1873. I2^ 26.1643.43
-Warmann ( .) Untersuchungen tiber das
wesen des Iichtes und der farben. Leip-
"g, 1873. 8^ 26.1643.19
-Weber (V.) Licht und strahlende warme in
ihren beziehungen zu einander. Berlin,
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{Polarisation of Hght),
-Aldis (W. S.) Chapter on Fresnel's theory of
double refraction. 2d ed. Cambridge,
[Eng.]. 1879. 8". 26.1598. Box I
-Arago (D. F. J.) Notice sur la polarisation de
la lumiftre. pp. 291-446. v. 7 of 26.1652.9
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rectiligne, et la double refraction. 153-
216 pp. 26.3607.13
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and its practical applications. From the
German ed. by D. C. Robb and V. H.
Veley. With an appendix by L Steiner.
London, 1882. 8*. 26.3643.17
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tion de la lumi^re dans les substances
cristallisees. Paris, 18 10. 4*. 26.1647.12
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Lipari
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Theoretische untersuchung der gesetze,
nach welchen das licht an der grenze
zweier voUkommen durchsichtigen medien
reflectirt und gebrochen wird. 158 pp.
No. 2 of 26.3607.15
— Spottiswoode (W.) Polarization of light.
3d ed. London, 1879. p. 8^ 26.1643.54
— ^Woodward (C.) Familiar introduction to the
study of polarized light. 2d ed. Lon-
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Seg^ aUo^ Color, Lenaes, Opttct, Photography, Re-
fraction, Spectrum-analjrsis.
Lighthouses.
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1872, 1876, 1877, and 1879-80. Washing-
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floating lights of the coasts of the United
States. Washington. 1865. 8**. 26.164T.30
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(east and west coasts). 2, of south and
east coasts of Africa, and the East In-
dies, corrected to January, 1874. Wash-
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and beaconage of the coasts of France.
Tr. i)y P. C. Haios. Washington, 1876.
r. 26.1648.4
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of the coast of France. Tr. by T. A.
Jenkins. Washington, 1871. 8*.
26.1641.28
^Thesame. Atlas. 4^ 26.1648.5
— Stevenson (A.) Notes on the illumination of
light-houses. pp. 179-349 o^ 26.1637.6
Lightning conductors.
—Anderson (R. A.) Lightning conductors,
their history, nature, and mode of appli-
cation. London, 1880. 1. 8*. 26.1645.5
— HOLTZ (W.) Ueber die theorie, die anlage,
und die prUfung der blitzableiter. Greifs-
wald, 1878. 8^ 26.1646.31
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ning protection. Philadelphia, 1877. p.
8*. 26.1645.30
Lillj (William), b, 1602. d. 1681.
— Life of William Lilly, wrote by himself.
pp. 1-168 of 6.341.23
Lima.
— True relation of the earthquake at Lima,
1746. [Anon.] From the Spanish. Lon-
don, 1748. 8\ 3.122.9
Limbs.
— Owen (R.) On the nature of limbs. London,
1849. 8^ 27.1685.7
— Wilder (B. G.) Intermembral homologies.
The correspondence of the anterior and
posterior limbs of vertebrates. Boston,
1871. 8*. 27.1676. Box 2
Lincoln (Abraham), 16M president of the Uni-
ted States, b. 1809. d, 1865.
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New York, i860. 12**. 4.2x5.7
— Boston memorial of Abraham Lincoln. Bos-
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ham Lincoln. Philadelphia, 1865. 8*.
4.215.4
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New York, 1863. 12'. 24.1474.35
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abolition of slavery in the United States.
New York, 1879. i6'. 4.215.6
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Abraham Lincoln; with anecdotes and
personal reminiscences, bv F. B. Carpen-
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June 1st, 1865, at the request of the city
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Lincoln (Benjamin), b, 1733. d. 1810.
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205-434. V. 13 of 3.138^.6
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Cambridge, 1848. 13 pp. 8*. 4. 174. 10
Lincolnshire.
— Chronicle of the rebellion in Lincolnshire,
1470. Ed. by J. G. Nichols. London,
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Lincolnshire dialect.
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Manley and Corringham, Lincolnshire.
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Lindsaj {Sir David), b. 1490. d. 1557.
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296. V. 3 of 1.10.12
Lindsaj family.
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2d ed. London, 1858. 3 v. 8*. 6.356.16
Linkages (in machinery),
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1879. 18'. No. 47 of 26. 1 62a I
— Kempe (A. B.) How to draw a straight line:
a lecture on linkages. London, 1877.
16**. 26.1623.4
Linlithgow.
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of Linlithgow. 3d ed. Linlithgow, 1879.
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LouisA Maria Theresa Batilda, countess of
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—Inaugural address, delivered July 30, 1846,
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Mariyauz (Pierre Carlet de Chamblain de). b.
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Marlborough (George, yi duke of). Set Spen-
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420
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Marmontel (Jean Fran9ois). b. 17^3. d. 1799.
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Marot (Clement), b, 1495. d. 1544.
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Mar-Prelate controversy.
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Marquette (Jacques), b. 1637. d. 1674.
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Mary.
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The same. pp. 353-39' of 6.348.3
Martial law. Set Uw {AfiUtary), p. 385.
Martialis (Marcos Valerius), i. a.d. 43. d.
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— Correspondence of Elizabeth and her minis-
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Inquiry into the degree of certainty in medi-
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Medidae.
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tion. Philadelphia, 1881. 16 pp. 8^
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medicine. London, 1867. 8*". 29.3835.20
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35. 4V. 8^ 29.3831.13
Opuscula medica. Halae, 173^39- 3 v.
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Currents and counter-currents in medical
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29.3835.26
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them. 3d ed. New York, 1877. 8^
29-3835.5
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gica. Lipsiae, 1827-28. 2 v. 8^
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mentaries. New York, 1840-44. 3 v. 8*.
29.3826.5
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the foundation and principles of the art
of physic. London, 1715. 8**. 29.3831.9
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tions. 2d ed. Philadelphia, 1805. 47.
S\ 29.3823.3
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der Novara. Wien, 1861. 4".
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can academy of medicine, 1879. New
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medicorum et dissertationum fasciculus
secundus. Vindobonae, 1775. 8*.
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dresses on medical subjects. Philadel-
phia, 1859. 8% 29.3826.8
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and surgical history of the rebellion.
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ton, 1881. 112 pp. 8\ 29.3825. Box 2
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Mediterranean Sea.
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I. M. Hays. Philadelphia, 1880-81. 2
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Mitchill, E. Miller, and E. H. Smith. 3d
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2^.3832.1
—Philadelphia medical and physical journal.
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1805-08. 3 V. 8'. 39.3832.2
The same. Ed. by N. Chapman. Phila-
delphia, 1820-21. 2 V. 8''. 29.3832.2
Practice of medicine,
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^The same. Libri iix [de acutis et dmtumis
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Surgery, Vaccination, Veterinary art.
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St€^ also, Africa, Algeria, Asia Minor, BartMuy
States. Corsica, Crete^ Cyprus, Egypt, Genoa,
Gibraltar, Greece, Ionian Islands, luiy, Levant,
Lipari, Malta, Morocco, Palestine, Rhodes, Sar-
dinia, Sicily, Spain, Sues canal, Syria, Tunis^
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Mellon {tale of),
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cal compositions, by J. Rietz. Tr. by
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sel, 1862-77. 15 v. 8*. 27.1722.4
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chifera, Corbiculadae, Melania, Mures, Ocean
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Money.
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Monosjams.
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1878. S\ 25.1544.4
-Harvey (J.) Paper money, the money of
civilization. London, 1877. 8*. 25.1555.9
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and uses. [Anon,] Boston, 1855. 8"*.
25.1544-11
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and metaphysics of money. Boston, 1881.
p. 8^ 25.1544.29
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of exchange. New York, 1875. 12%
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raismg the value of money. 2d ed. Lon-
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paper money, and banks. Edinburgh,
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currency. London, 1858. 8**. 25.1544.26
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New York, J872. I6^ 25.155542
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banking. 2d ed. London, 1857. 8**.
25.1555.6
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with respect to currency and banking.
London. 1838. I2^ pt. 3 of 25.1544.18
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paper currency of the American colonies.
Roxbury. 1865-66. 2 v. s. 4^ 25.1545.23
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York, 1877. 8^ 25.1553.9
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York. 1878. I6^ 25.1544.39
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manual of currency. New York, 1868.
16". 25.1544*40
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York. 1876. I2'. 25.1555.41
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25.1544.2
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Decline of prosperity : its insidious cause
and obvious remedy. London, 1879. i\
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—Thornton (H.) Enquiry into the paper
• credit of Great Britain. London, 1802.
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The same. 25.1544,23
—Walker (F. A.) Money. New York, 1878.
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Money in its relations to trade and indus-
try. New York, 1879. 12*. 25.1536.15
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Ste^ edtCy Banking, Bullion, Business, Coinage,
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Monk (George), duke of AlbemarU, b. i6o8.
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Monroe doctrine.
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Monta^ (Charles), earl of Halifax, b, 1661.
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Montagu (Edward), earl of Sandwich, b, 1625.
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Montagu (Edward Wortley). ^.1713. d, 1776.
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The same. pp. 510-535 of 6.367.2
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1690. d. 1762.
— Works, [mainly] correspondence, 1709-60,
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— Lady Mary Wortley Montagu. [Anon,] pp.
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Montana.
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Montcalm de St. Veran (Louis Joseph, mar-
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Montecuccoli (Raimondo). b. 1608. d. 1680.
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Montenegro.
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461
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Moon.
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negro. London, 1848. 2 v. 8^ xz.695.12
Monttrej {dattie o/, SefUmber 20-23, 1846).
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pp. 132-216 of 3.124.22
— Thorpe (T. B.) Our army at Monterey; a
description of the three days* battle, 1846.
Philadelphia, 1847. 12**. 3.124.21
Montesquieu (Charles dc Secondat, banm de).
b, 1689. d. 1755.
— Alembert (J. L. d'). filoge dc Montesquieu
[avec un] analyse dc TEsprit des lois. pp.
243-320. V. 6 of 8.500.2
—Alison {Sir A.) Montesquieu, pp. 1-36.
y. 2 of 2Z.1301.9
— Gandar (E.) Montesquieu et la critique lit-
t6raire. pp. 168-194. v. 2 of 8.2484.4
— Sainte-Beuve (C. a.) Montesquieu, pp. 41-
84. V. 7 of 8.491- 1
— Villbmain (A. F.) Elogc dc Montesquieu.
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— Voltaire (F. M. A. dc). Commentairc sur
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Montfort (Simon de), earl of Leicester, b, 1206.
d. 1265.
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London, 1876. i6'. 6.371.23
— Pauli (G. R.) Simon dc Montfort, carl of
Leicester. Tr. by U. M. Goodwin. Lon-
don, 1876. p. 8*. 6.371.22
5>#, aisc^ Great Britain {Baron's war, 1364), p. 297.
Montg^omery (James), b. 1771. d. 1854.
— Langford (J. A.) James Montgomery.
pp. 287-315 of 6.367.4
Montg^omery (Richard), b, 1736. d, 1775.
— Armstrong (J«) Life of Richard Montgomery,
pp. 183-226. V. I of 3.i38a.6
Monti (Vincenzo). b, 1754. d. 1828.
— Montgomery (J.), <i«</<?/A/rj. Monti, pp. 303-
352. V. 2 of 12.738^.12
The same. 12.738^.22
The same. 32. 2012. i
Montpelier ( Vermcnf),
— Thompson (D. P.) History of the town of
Montpelier, from 17S1 to i860. Mont-
pelier, i860. 8'*. 4.197-15
Mont Perdu.
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pp. 819-831. V. 4 of 2.45.5
Montreal.
— Annual calendar of McGill college and univer-
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The same. Session of 1880-81. Montreal,
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— DoLLiER DE Casson (F.) Histoirc du Mon-
tr6al, 1640-72. pp. 1-118 of 3.113.6
JAontxos^ (marquis of). See Graham (James),
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Moody (Dwight Lyman), b. 1837.
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Hartford, 1876. 12"*. 4. 216. 15
Moon. Description, and general works,
— Aristarchus. Bi/SXtor icepi M^y^^y^ai
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— Neison (E.) Moon, and the condition of its
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— Proctor (R. A.) The moon. 2d cd. Lon-
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Observatory.
The same. Atlas, f. Observatory.
— SchrSter (J. H.) Sclcnotopographischc frag-
mente zur genauern kenntniss der mond-
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2 v. 4*. Observatory.
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New-England's persecution, pp. 1-113.
v..2of A.175.4
— Gorton (S.) Letter to Nathaniel Morton,
June 30, 1669. 17 pp. v. 4 of 3. 143. 1
Simplicitie's defence against a seven-headed
church government united in New-Eng-
land. 116 pp. v. 4 of 3. 143. 1
— Mather (C.) Magnalia Christi americana;
or, the ecclesiastical history of New Eng-
land, [1620-98]. 1st Am. ed. Hartford,
1820. 2 V. 8. 4.171.19
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*— Church (B.) History of king Philip's war,
[1675. New ed.] Boston, 1865. s. 4''.
4.171.12
^-CoLMAN (B.) History of the troubles of the
New- English colonies from the Indians,
instigated by the French. Begun 1726.
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—Drake (S. G.) History of the French and
Indian war in New England, 1744 to '749.
Albany, 1870. s. 4% 3.1x2.10
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time of king Philip's war, [1676]. Boston,
1867. 8. 4\ 3. 1 16. 10
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tian Indians in New England, 1675-77.
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lip's war,[i676]. Albany,i862. 8*.4.i7i.ii
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Indians; with matters concerning that
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New-England with the French and In-
dians, [1632]. pp. 154-279 ; 309-589.
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the eastern Indians, 1703-13, 1722-25.
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fought in New-England between the Eng-
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— -The same. With an address to the reader,
by W. Aspinwall. pp. 1 71-193.
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— Revolution in New-England justified, and
the people there vindicated. To which is
added, a narrative of the proceedings of
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America. Willing to help mend his na-
tive country, lamentably tattered, both in
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5>#, als0, Connecticut. Indians (Missi0iU),p. 344,
Louitbourg, Maine, Maanchutetts, New Haiap>
shire. New Haven colony, Plxmoutta, Puritana,
Rhode Island, Vermont.*
Naif, Some of the books whose titles are givca.
above were written when the re|rions which they
really concern (as Massachusetts, Plymouth) «
the only settled parts of New England.
486
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New Jersey.
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pp. 860-862. V. I of 2.38.2s
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foundland, 1839-40. London, 1842. 2 v.
I2°. 3.11315
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s. 4*. 3.113.21
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in the Andes. [1852-53]. New York, 1857.
8*. 3132.4
— Uricoechea (E.) Memoria sobre las anti-
gOedades neo-granadinas. Berlin, 1854.
viii, 76 pp. s. 4**. 3. 133. 16
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^Memoir of Walter S. Newhall. [Anon.]
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mont. Hartford, [1780]. 8°.
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[1614-1790]. Boston, 1791-92. 3 V. 8**.
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Concord, 1824-66. 7 v. 8**. 4.182.1
— Provincial papers. Documents and records
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Geology.
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survey of New Hampshire, 1870. Nashua,
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— Bacon (L.) Thirteen historical discourses on
the completion of 200 years of the first
church in New Haven. New Haven, 1839.
8'. 3.163.5
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livered [at] New Haven, April 25. 1838.
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Yale college.
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the course of instruction. 1860-61, 1863-
64, 1870-71, 1875-76, 1879-83. New
Haven, 1860-82. 5 v. 8\
— Catalogus senatus academici. et corum qui
munera et officia academica gesserunt,
quique aliquovis gradu exornati fuerunt
in coUegio yalensi, in Novo-Portu, in re-
publica connecticutensi. Novo - Portu,
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— Obituary record of graduates of Yale college
deceased during the year ending June
1880, and Supplement to the obituary rec-
ord of graduates, 1870-80.
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statements respecting the laie progress,
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partments of the university. [New Hav-
en], 1872-80.
— Ruggles (S. B.) Past and the present. Semi-
centennial address to the alumni of Yale
college, 1864. New York, 1864. 8"*.
24.1486. Box I
{Divinity school).
— General catalogue of the divinity school of
Yale college: a brief biographical record
of its members, in the first half century
of its existnce, 1822-72. New Haven,
1873. 8^
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plantation of New Haven, 1638-49. Hart-
ford, 1857. 8\ 3.163.4
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society. New Haven, 1865-77. 2 v. 8'*.
3.163.3
New Hebrides Islands.
— Markham (A. H.) Cruise of the Rosario
amongst the New Hebrides and Santa Cruz
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8". Xl.673.8
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New Ipswich from its first grant in 1736.
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New Ireland.
— Constitution and frame of government of
the free and independent state and com-
monwealth of New Ireland. [Philadel-
phia, 1787?]. 39 PP- 3 1. I6^
pt. 2. V. 56 of 31.3971. 1
Nott. Mr. Sabin identifies New Ireland with
Nova Scotia, and assif^is this pamphlet to 1782.
But, the year 1787 is named within it.
New Jersey. Constitution and laws.
— Constitution and government of the prov-
ince and state of New Jersey, with bio-
graphical sketches of the governors from
1776 to 1845. by L. Q. C. Elmer. New-
ark, N. J., 1872. 8^ V. 7 of 4.184.2
— Griffith: papers on the errors and omissions
of the constitution of New Jersey, [1776].
Trenton, 1799. 8°. 24.3483.8
. {Laws).
— Acts of the general assembly of the province,
from the surrender of the Rovernment,
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1 73 1 J. Philadelphia, 1732. V. 24.3488.3
487
Hew Jersey.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
New Jersey.
— ^The same. To [1752] 25lh George 11. By
Samuel Nevilf. [New YorkJ, W. Brad-
ford. 1752. r. 24.3488.6
— The same. From 1753 to 1761. Collected
and published by Samuel Nevill. Vol. 2.
Woodbridge, 1761. V. 24.3488.7
— The same. Appendix, containing acts of
parliament relating to the army, concern-
ing the colonies of North America.
Woodbridge, 1760. f. 24.3488.7
-Acts of the general assembly of the state, at
a session begun at Princeton, 37th Au-
gust, 1776, and continued till nth Oct.,
1777. Burlington, 1777. V, 24.3488.4
— The same. At a session begun at Trenton,
28th Oct., 1777, and continued till [8th
Oct., 1778]. Burlington, 1778. f.
24.3488.4
- -The same. 27th Oct., 1778 [till Oct. 7,
1779]. Trenton, 1779. f*. 24.3488.4
- -The same. 26th Oct., i779-7th Oct., 1780.
Trenton, 1780. f**. 24.3488.4
- -The same. 24th Oct., 1780-Oct 6, 1781.
Trenton, 178 1. f. 24.3488.4
- -The same. 23d Oct., 1781-Oct. 5, 1782.
Trenton, 1782. V. 24.3488.4
— ^The same. 22d Oct., 1782-June 19. 1783.
Trenton, 1783. 77 pp. f*. 24.3488.4
- -The same. 28th Oct., i783-[24th Dec,
1784]. Trenton, 1784. f. 24.3488.4
- -The same. 26th Oct., 1784-Fcb., 1794.
Trenton, 1784-94. f. 24.3488.5
The same. June 20, I794-I9th Mar.,
1795. Trenton. 1794-95. f^ 24.3488.5
— The same. 27th Oct., 1 795-2 ist Nov., 1799.
Trenton, 1795-99. f*** 24.3488.5
— The same. Of the general assembly, from
1702 to 1776. Compiled by S. Allinson.
Burlington, 1776. f. 24.3488.1
— The same. 1776-Dec., 1783; with the con-
stitution prefixed. Compiled by P. Wil-
son. Trenton, 1784. f"*. 24.3488.2
- -The same. Acts, 1851, 1853-^1, 1863-81.
Trenton, and Gloucester City, 1 851-81.
32 V. 8^ 24.34721
-Bloomfield (J.) Laws, compiled, under the
authority of the legislature. Trenton, 1811.
8'. 24.3483.4
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Jersey. 2d ed., containing all the laws
now in force, from 1709 to 1855, by J. T.
Nixon. Philadelphia, 1855. 8**. 2^.3473.6
-Field (R. S.) Provincial courts of New Jer-
sey, with the bench and bar. New York,
1849. 8". V. 3 of 4.184.2
--The same. 4.183.5
-GiFFORD (A.) Digest of the statutory and
constitutional constructions delivered in
the supreme court and the court of errors
and appeals. Newark, 1852. 8''. 24.3473.3
-Harrison (J.) Compilation of public laws
passed since the revision in 1820. Ar-
ranged and published under authority.
Camden, 1833. 8*^. 24.3483.2
-Hood (J.) Index of colonial and state laws,
between the years 1663 and 1877. Tren-
ton, 1877. 8^ 24.3473.4
-Pennington (N. S.) Laws of the state, re-
vised and published under the authority
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24.3483.1
-Statutes of the state of New Jersey, revised
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Trenton, 1847. 8'. 24.3473.5
- -The same. Revision of the statutes, by vir-
tue of an act approved, April 4ih, 1871,
[by M. Beasley, D. A. Depue, and C.
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12*. 24.3483.11
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City, 1877. 8'. 24.3474.1
- -The same. 1806-13. By W. S. Penning-
ton. 3d ed. by A. Dutcher. New York,
1873. 2 v. 8*. 24.3474.2
- -The same. 1816-20. By S. L. Southard.
2d ed. by J. H. StewarL Trenton. 1875.
I V. in 2. 8% 24.3474.3
- -The same. 1831-36. By J. S. Green. 2d
ed. by J. Linn. Jersey City, 1876. 3 v.
8'. 24.3474.4
- -The same. 1837-42. By J. Harrison. 2d
ed. by J. Linn. Jersey City, 1876-77. 4
v. 8% 24.3474-5
- -The same. 1842-46. By R. D. Spencer.
v. I. 2d ed. by J. Linn. Jersey City,
1877. 8". 24.3474.6
— The same. And in the court of errors and
appeals, 1847-55. By A. O. Zabriskie.
2d ed. by J. Linn. Jersey City, 1877. 8*.
34.3474.7
- -The same. 1855-62. By A. Duicher. Tren-
ton, 1856-63. 5 v. 8*. 24.3474.8
NoU. vv. 3, 4 are of the 3d ed. by J. Lmn, Jer-
sey City, 1878.
- -The same. 1862-81. By P. D. and G. D.
W. Vroom. Trenton, 1866-81. 13 v. 8*.
24-3475.1
2. Court of chancery.
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cery of New Jersey, 1830-32. By N.
Saxton. 2d ed by J. Linn. Jersey City,
1877- 8'. 24.3476.1
- -The same. 1838-^45. By H. W. Green.
Elizabeth-town, 1846. 3 v. 8*. 24.3476.2
— The same. And in the prerogative court,
and on appeal, in the court of errors and
appeals, 1845-53. By G. B. Halsted. 2d
ed. by J. Linn. Jersey City, 1878-79, 4
V. 8^ 24.3476.3
- -The same. 1852-58. By J. P. Stockton.
Trenton, 1856-58. 3 v. 8'. 24.3476.4
- -The same. 1858-60. By M. Beasley. 2d
ed. by J. Linn. Jersey City, 1878. 2 v.
8^ 24.3476.5
- -The same. 1861-63. By T. N. McCarter.
Trenton, 1865-67. 2 v. 8*. 24.3476.6
- -The same. 1863-76. By C. E. Green.
Trenton, 1868-77. 12 v. 8*. 24.3476.7
- -The same. 1877-81. By J. H. Stewart.
Trenton, 1877-81. 6 v. 8*. 24.3486.2
Hew Jersey.
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New Jersey.
Geology,
—[Annual] report on the geological survey of
the state of New Jersey. By H.' D.
Rogers. Philadelphia, 1836. 8**.
29.1814.20
Final report. By H. D. Rogers. [With
map]. Philadelphia, 1840. 8*". 29.1814.20
^Thesame. Jersey City, 1865. 8**. 29.1814.20
^The same. For the years 1854-55. By
W. Kitchell. Trenton, 1855-56. 2 v. 8**
29.1814.20
The same. For the years 1869-80. By G.
H. Cook. Trenton, 1870-80. 12 v. 8^
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The same. For the year 1882. [By G. H.
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1882. 8*. 29.1815.1
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geologen fvon New Jersey] fUr 1880.
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by G. H. Cook. Trenton, 1878. 8'.
29.1815.2
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ark. 1868. 1. 8^ Maps. 4^ 29 1815.1
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29.1814.20
N»tt, A series of the reports of the (geological
sunrey of New Jersey, may be found in the
•* Legislative documents" of the sute for 1866-77,
presenred in this library.
History,
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the western division of New Jersey, to
the occupiers of lands within the angle
[with] Remarks by Aristides. [Anon.]
n. p., 1795. 22 pp. 16°. 24.3487. Box I
—Archives. Documents relating to the colo-
nial history of the state of New Jersey,
edited by W. A. Whitehead, 1631-1747.
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collections of the state of New Jersey,
with geographical descriptions of every
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8'. 4.184.10
^BiLL in the chancery of New Jersey, at the
suit of John, earl of Stair, and others,
proprietors of the eastern division of New
Jersey, against Benjamin Bond, and some
other persons of Elizabeth-town, distin-
guished by the name of the Clinker lot
right men, with three large maps, to
which is added, the publications of the
council of proprietors of East New Jer-
sey. New York, 1847. V. 24.3488.8
— Brief account of the province of East- New-
Jersey, in America, 1683. [Anon.] pp.
87-95- 3.158. Box 2
— Budd (T.) Good order esublished in Penn-
sylvania and New Jersey: being a true
account of the country in 1685. New ed.
New York, 1865. 8°. pt. 4 of 4.176.25
—Carpenter (W. H.) a?td Arthur (T. S.)
History of New Jersey, from its earliest
settlement to the present time. Philadel-
phia, 1858. 16*. 4. 184. 16
—Collections of the New Jersey historical so-
ciety, vv. 2-7. Newark, 1847-72. 7 v.
8% 4.184.2
489
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The same. Second series, 1867-82. New-
ark, 1869-82. 5 V. in 2. 8*. 4. 183. 15
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lion: a history oi the services of the
troops and people in aid of the union.
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—Haven (C. C.) Thirty days in New Jersey,
ninety years ago. Trenton, 1867. 8*.
3.146.25
— Keasbey (A. 0) Bi-centennial of the pur-
chase of East New Jersey. [Trenton,
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— Ogden (D.) To persons claiming under the
Indian purchases. Newark, 1767. 7 pp.
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— Petitions and memorials of the proprietors
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islature of New Jersey. New York, 1784.
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— Pyne (H. H.) History of the ist New Jer-
sey cavalry (i6th regiment, N. J. vofun-
teers). Trenton, 1871. 12**. 4. 184. 14
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ark, 1848. 8^ 4. 183. 14
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Caesaria, or New Jersey, to the year
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nial documents of New Jersey in the
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cers and men of New Jersey in the revo-
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— Thomas (G.) Historical and geographical ac-
count of West-New-Jersey in America.
[London, 1698], New York, 1848. 12*.
4 184. 1 1
—Whitehead (W. A.) East Jersey under the
proprietary governments, 1703. 2d ed.
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— WiCKES (S.) History of medicine in New Jer-
sey, and of its medical men, to 1800.
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Maps^ and geographical information,
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New Jersey. Philadelphia, 1870. folded
16*. 4. 184. 18
— Beers (F. W.) State map of New Jersey.
New York. 1872. 4^ 3.108. 11
— Gordon (T.) Map of the state of New Jer-
sey, with part of the adjoining states.
[Philadelphia?], 1828. folded s. 4'.
4.184.11^
— Leeds (A. R.) Water supply of the state of
New Jersey. Philadelphia, 1878. 17 pp.
8". 4- 183. Box I
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graphical atlas of the New Jersey coast.
Philadelphia, 1878. i\ 3.108.2
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—Annual reporu ist-5th, 1878-82. of the
bureau of statistics of labor and indus-
tries. Trenton, 1878-82. 5 v. 8".
— Manual of the legislature, at its 98th session,
1873-74. By F. L. Lundy. Morristown,
1874. i6'. 4. 1 84. 1 5
— Report of the commissioners appointed for
ascertaining the most eligible route for,
and the probable expense of a canal to
connect the tide waters of the Delaware
with those of the Raritan, passed Febru-
ary I3ih, 1816. [Made by J. Rutherfurd,
J. N. Simpson, G. Holcombe]. New
York, 1817. 40 pp. 8^ 24.3483.3
^Report of the commissioners on the contro-
versy with the state of New York respect-
ing the eastern boundary of the state of
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52 pp. 8% 24.3483.3
— Report of the health commissioner [board of
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— Report of the commissioners on the centen-
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—Report (First annual) of New Jersey agri-
cultural station for 1880. Trenton. 1880.
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— Cope (E. D.) Systematic catalogue of verte-
brata of the eocene of New Mexico, col-
lected in 1874. Washington, 1875. 37
pp. 8°. 27. 1676. Box 2
— Gregg (J.) Commerce of the prairies. Eight
expeditions across the great western
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years in northern Mexico. 2d ed. New
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88]. with an account of the establishment
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ney, 1876. S\ Xl.674.13
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8^
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rich Knickerbocker. \pseudon,'\ New
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deaths, etc., in New York city, 1878,
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York city. New York, 1863. J2^ 3.138^.5
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New York. New York, 1850? I8^
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New-Nether-Iand, [1649], concerning the
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lot Langstaflf. [pseudon.] Ed. by W. I.
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Albany, i860. 12''. 4.185.22
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America, 1632 to 1644. Tr. by H. C. Mur-
phy. New York, 1853. 4*« 3.108.9
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laghan. New York, i860. 97 pp. 8"*.
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cal essay on the Dutch books and pam-
phlets relating to New Netherland. Am-
sterdam, 1854-67. 4**. X 6. 1007.5
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ciety. 3 series, 1809-79. New York,
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New York. An address. New York,
1865. 8*. Art room. B.3.19
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the state of New York, procured in Hol-
land, England, and France by J. R.
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lands, province of New York and state of
New York, to the adoption of the federal
constitution. New York, 1839-40. 2 v.
8'. 4. 185.10
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New York, from the first discovery of the
country to the present time. New York,
1828. 12". 4.185.23
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parties m the state of New York, from
the ratification of the federal constitution
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492
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it, or paper money issued by New York,
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and settlement of western New York ;
and of the rise, prog^ress, and present state
of the Presbyterian church in that section.
New York, 1848. 8^ A. 185.8
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Netherland provinces, [1650]. From the
Dutch, with notes, by H. C. Murphy.
New York, 1854. 4**. 3. 108. 10
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of the state of New York. Albany, 1850-
51. 4v. 4*. 4.188.2
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the state of New York, from 1626 to
1746. Albany, 1872. 8\ 4.185.6
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first discovery to the year 1732. With
continuation to 18 14. Albany, 1814. 8°.
4.185.20!
—Tucker (G. J.) Names of persons for whom
marriage licenses were issued, previous
to 1784. Albany, i860. 8*". 4.186.9
—Watson (E.) History of the rise, progress,
and existing condition of the canals in
the SUte of New York, from 1788 to 1819.
Albany, 1820. 8% 4.186.6
Natural history.
«^Beck (L. C.) Geological and mineralogical
reports of New York, for 1837-39. Al-
bany, i837-[4o]. 3v. 8^ 29.1815.5
— -Mineralogy of New York. Albany, 1842.
4*. V. 6 of 27. 1686. X
— -Report on the mineralogy of New York :
additions since 1842. pp. 29-48 of 4. 186. 11
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tory of New York, by Hibernicus. [pseu-
don.] New York, 1822. 12*. 4.185. 15
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Colored plates. Albany, 1846-54. 5 v.
in 2. 4'. pt. 5 of 27.1686.1
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bany, 1847-52. 2v. 4". 29.1818.14
^The same. Albany, 1847-67. 4 v. 4*.
vv. 13-16 of 27. 1686. 1
— HosACK (D.) Hortus elginensis ; or, a cata-
logue of plants, indigenous and exotic,
cultivated in the Elgin botanic garden.
2d ed. New York, 1811. V.
Alumni collection.
Sutement of facts relative to the establish-
ment and progress of the Elg^in botanic
garden, and the disposal of the same to
the SUte of New York. New York. 181 1.
56 pp. 8^ 29.3822.14
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New York. Colored plates. Albany,
1843. 3 V. 4*. vv. 7-9 of 27. 1686. 1
— T.iRKEV (J.) Flora of the sute of New York.
Colored plates. Albany, 1843. 2 v. 4*.
27.1686.1
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ii. Seward. Colored plates. Albany,
1S42-44. 5V. 4*. 27. 1686. 1
Afiscellantous documents of the state.
—Catalogue of the general library of the state
of New York, 1855. Albany, 1856. 8*.
z6. 1003.9
The same. First supplement. Albany,
1861. 8". 16.1003.9
The same. Subject- index of the general
library. Albany, 1872. 8'. XO.1013.1
—Catalogue of the law library. Albany, 1856.
8**. 16.1003.9
— Catalogue of maps, manuscripts, engravings,
coins, etc. Albany, 1857. 8°. 16.1003.9
— Catalogue of the books on bibliography,
typography, and engraving. Albany,
1858. 8°. 16.1003.9
— Census of the state of New York for 1865.
Prepared from the original returns by F.
B. Hough. Albany, 1867. f^ 4 178.8
— Laws of the state of New York, comprising
the constitiition and acts of the legisla^
ture, ist-20th session, compiled by T.
Greenleaf. 2d ed. New York, 1797-98.
3 V. 8^ 24.3477.1
— Laws relating to common schools. Prepared
by V. M. Rice. Albany, 1868. 8°.
23. 3443. a
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bany, 1865. 8'. 24. 3506. II
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the boundaries of the state of New York.
Albany, 1874. 8^ 4.185.9
— Report of the special committee on the state
normal schools. Albany, 1879. 48 pp.
8'. 24.1486. Box 3,
{Canal department),
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veyor on the canals of New York, for
1862-73, 1877-79. Albany, 1863-79. ^3
V. 8^ 25.3546.4
— Annual report of the canal commissioners,
for 1870-71. Albany, 1871-72. 2 v. 8*.
a5.3546.S
— Annual report of the auditor of the canal de-
partment on the tolls, trade, and tonnage
of the canals of New York, [for 1870,
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Albany, 1871. 8°. 25.3546.6
— Documentary sketch of the New York state
canals. By S. H. Sweet. Albany, 1863.
8'. 25.3546.7
— Engravings of plans, profiles, and maps, illus-
trating the standard models from which
are built the structures on the canals.
[By S. H. Sweet]. Albany, i860. 8^
25.3546.8
— Report [to the senate] of the canal investi-
gating commission, John Bigelow, chair-
man. New York, 1876. i v. in 2. 8'.
25.3546.9
See^ alsoy Adirondack, Albany, Brooklyn, Hud-
son River, Ithaca, Lake George, Lonjr Island, New-
Netherlands, Newtown, Niagara Falls, Oneida
county, Pouffhkeepste, Saratoga, Schenectady, Ti-
conderoga, Troy, Tryon county, West Point.
New Zealand.
— Barker (M. A. S.) Sution amusements in
New Zealand. London, 1873. 8**.
1x.672.15
Station life in New Zealand, [1865-68].
New York, 1872. 16". 11.672.23
— HocHSTETTER (F. von). Geologie von Neu-
Seeland. [Reise der Novaral. Wien,
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New Zealand, pp. 399-461. v. 3 of zz.672.3
493
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Niebnhr.
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travels, with especial reference to emigra-
tion, [1838-40]. London, 1842. 12'*.
1 1.672. 14
—Meade (H.) Ride through the disturbed dis-
tricts of New Zealand, [1864-66]. Ed. by
R. H. Meade. London, 1870. 8*. 1 1.672.7
—New Zealandbrs. [Anm.] London, 1830.
I2^ 11.672.24
[Giger].
—Russell (M.) New Zealand.
pp. 278-310 of 32.2021.5
— SwAiNSON (W.) New Zealand and the [Maori]
war. [1856^-57], London, 1862. 16**.
zz.672.13
—Taylor (R.) New Zealand, and its inhabi-
Unts. 2d ed. London, 1870. 1. 8*".
zz. 672.1
— -Past and present of New Zealand; with its
prospects for the future. London, 1868.
8^ zz.672.4
—Thomson (A. S.) Story of New Zealand: past
and present — savage and civilized. Lon-
don, 1859. 2 V. p. 8**. zz.672.19
—Wakefield (E. J.) Adventure in New Zea-
land, 1839 (o i344- London, 1845. 2 v.
8". zz.672.2
Ncy (Michel), d. 1768. d. 1815.
— Headley (J. T.) Marshal Ney. pp. 274-316.
V. 2 of 8.478^. I
Ngami, Lake.
— Andersson (C. J.) Lake Ngami; or, four
years' wanderings in southwestern Africa.
New York, 1857. 8'. zz.664.17
Niag^a Falls.
—Harrison (J. B.) Condition of Niagara Falls,
and the measures needed to preserve
them, 1882. New York, 1882. 8**.
4185.14
—Peck's tourist's companion to Niagara Falls.
Bu£falo, 1845. 16°. 3. 102. 15
Nibeiungen lied.
— Carlyle (T.) Nibelungen lied. pp. 1 10-162.
V. 3 of 2Z. 1302.25
— Dippold (G. T.) Great epics of mediaeval
Germany. Boston, 1882. 12'. z8. 3070. 38
— Forestier (A.) Introduction to the Nibel-
ungen lay. liv pp. of z8. 3076. 17
— Holtzmann (A.) Werterbuch zum Nibel-
ungenlied. pp. 352-423 of z8. 3076. 12
— Lachmann (C. C. F. W.) Kritik der sage
von den Nibelungen. 30 pp. 8**.
z 8. 3067. Box 3
^Zu den Nibelungen und zur klage. Anmer-
kungen. Berlin, 1836. 8**. z8. 3076. 10
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lied. xxxii pp. of z8. 3076. 16
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lungenlied. Paderbom, 1877. 8*.
18.3076.14
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C. Perleberg, 1863. 4'. 34 PP-
Z8..3068. Box 3
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lungenlied. Beitrag zur geschichte der
deutschen heldensage. Heilbronn, 1877.
p. 8*. z 8. 3076. 1 5
^RsHORN (C.) Die deutsche sage von den Ni-
belungen in der deutschen poesie. Frank-
furt am Main, 1877. 8% z8. 3076. 13
—Sigurd, tradition 6pique rtetitute pr^6d^
d'une notice pour senrir k I'histoire de la
tradition, par J. J. Ampere. Paris, 1832.
S^ z8.3076kax
— SiMROCK(C.) Einleitung zum Nibelungenlied.
pp. v-xxviii of z 8. 3076. 19
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pp. IOI-I34 of z7.1034.13
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.S>#, «/m, Abyssinia, Bgirpt, Nubia.
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— Dawson (J. W.) Acadian geology: an account
of the geological structure and mineral
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^The same. 2d ed. London, 1868. 8*.
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—How (H.) Mineralogy of Nova Scotia. Hali-
fax. 1869. 8". 28.1785.16
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Novgorod.
— Butler-Johnstone (H. A. M.) Trip up the
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Nubia.
— Gau (F. C.) Antiquit^s de la Nubie, mesur£s
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— Russell (M.) Nubia and Ab3rssinia.
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Nullification.
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Numbers.
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^Zahlzeichen und das elementare recbnen der
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— Peacock (G.) Numerals and noution of
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V. I of E.I Revolving case.
— Poinsot (L.) Reflexions sur les prindpes
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— Pott (A. F.) Quinare und vigesimale zShl-
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Numismatics. See Coins.
Nuns, and nunneries. See Monasticism.
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— HiSTORiA norimbergensis diplomatica. Niim-
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— Leibnitz (J. J.) Inclutae bibliothecae norim-
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1674. 51 pp. s. 4°. 9-530-3
Norsery lore.
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18.3094.1S
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—Peter (A.) VolksthOmliches aus Osterreichisdi-
Schlesien. Kinderlieder und kinder-
spiele. Troppau, 1865. 8*. x8.3076.a9l
See^ a/r#, Ballads, Fairy tales, Reynard, tbe foau
498
Norses.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
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Norses, and nursing.
— Inceffion, organization, and management of
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Washington, 1882. 28 pp. 8°.
24.1485. Box 3
—Jameson (A. M.) Sisters of charity. Lon-
don, 1855. I6^ 24.1523.44
—Training schools for nurses. [Anon."] Wash-
ington, 1879. 21 pp. 8**. 24.1485. Box 3
Nosairiyeh (a sect in Syria).
— SULAIMAN, el-adnah. Book of first fruit, dis-
closing the mysteries of the Nusairian re-
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— WoRTABET (J.) Religion of the Nusairiyeh.
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Nutation.
—Barnard (J. G.) On the internal structure of
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Oakland (California).
—Eleventh annual report of the superintendent
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no pp. 8^ 24.1485. Box I
Oases.
— DCmichen (J.) Die oasen der libyschen wtlste.
Strassburg, 1877. 4*. xx.666.2
— Edmonstone (Sir A.) Journey to two of the
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— HosKiNS (G. A.) Visit to the great oasis of
the Libyan desert, [El Khargeh, 1832];
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—Richardson (J.) Travels in the great desert,
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of Ghat, Ghadames, and Mourzuk, 1845-
46. London, 1848. 2 v. 8^ zx.664.10
ObeUsks.
— HiTTORFF (J. J.) Precis sur Ics pyramidions
en bronze dor6, employes par les anciens
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ques-uns de leurs ob^lisques. Paris, 1836.
15 pp. 8*. XZ.648. Box I
—Parker (J. H.) Twelve Egyptian obelisks in
Rome; their history explsdned by transla-
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London, 1879. 8**. z2.736.24
— Wilson (E.) Cleopatra's needle; with brief
notes on Egypt and Egyptian obelisks.
London, [1877J. 16*. zz.646.28
Oberlin (Jean Fr6d6ric). b. 1740. d, 1826.
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Oberon (Elberich, tht eif-kinf),
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Set^ also, Hugo, ^Bordtaux,
Obligation (in law),
—Brown (A.) Epitome and analysis of Sa-
vigny's treatise on obligations in Roman
law. London, 1872. 8**. 24.3492.5
Occhino (Bernardino), b, 1487. d, Z564.
—Beneath (C.) Bernardino Ochino of Siena.
From the German by H. Zimmem. Lon-
don, 1876. 8% 3X.Z951.5
Occultations. See Eclipses.
Occult science. See Magic.
Ocean.
— Adh^mar (A. T.) Revolutions de la mcr,
d6Iuges p^nodiques. ae 6d. Paris, 1870.
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— Arago (D. F. J.) Sur les ph^nomfenes de la
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—Maury (M. F.) Physical geography of the
sea. 2d ed. New York, 1855. 8*. 2.43.4
— MiCHEpT(J.) Lamer. 4c 6d. Paris, 1875.
*6'» , 27.1724.25
— Reclus (E.) Ocean, atmosphere, and life.
New York, 1873. 8'. 3.43.3
—Thomson (C. W.) Depths of the sea: an ac
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Set, aUo, Arctic regions, Atlantic Ocean, Challen-
S^ expedition Geography (Phyncal), p. arx,
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Waves.
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—Damon (W. E.) Ocean wonders: a compan-
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'2**. 27.1724.18
-Emerton (J. H.) Life on the seashore; or,
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—Forbes (E.) amf God win- Austin (R.) Natural
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— Fraser (R. W.) Seaside naturalist, studies in
marine zoology, botany, and geology.
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— GossE (P. H.) Aquarium: an unveiling of the
wonders of the great deep. London, 1854.
. '2*. 27.1724.20
Naturalist's rambles on the Devonshire
coast. London, 1853. 12*. 27.1724.12
^Tenby: a sea-side holiday. London, 1856.
I2^ 27.1724.13
^Wonders of the great deep. Philadelphia,
1874. 12% 27.1724.19
Year at the shore. 3d thousand. London,
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— Hartwig (G.) Sea and its living wonders.
From the 4th German ed. New York,
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entwicklungsgcschicbtc ciniger sceplana-
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Ohio.
— KiNGSLEY (C.) Glancus; or, the wonders of
the shore. Boston, 1855. I6^ 27.1724.31
—Lewes (G. H.) Seaside studies at Ilfra-
combe, Tenby, Scilly Isles, and Jersey.
London, 1858. p. 8 . 27. 1724. 14
5>/, oZitf, Aquarium, Challeoger expedition.
Corals, Crustacea, DredgiDg, Fishes, MoUusks,
Polyps, Sea-weed, Star-fisbes.
Oceania, or Pacific Islands.
— BURNEY (J.) Chronological history of the
discoveries in the South Sea, or Pacific
Ocean. London, 1803. 4"*. 2.48.4
-—Discourse on the geography and history of
the South Sea Islands.
pp. i-lxxxviii of zz.668.7
-— EiCHTHAL (G. d*). M6moire sur Thistoire
primitive des races oc^aniennes et am6ri-
cainc|. 29 pp. pt. 2, v. 3 of 2.53.5
— Elus (W.) Polynesian researches ; eight
years in the Society and Sandwich fsU
ands. 2d ed. London, 1831. 4 v. 16°.
— FORSTER (J. R.) Remarks on the human
species in the South-Sea isles.
pp. 212-649 of 2.36.3
—Hale (H.) Migrations in the Pacific Ocean,
pp. 317-332. pt. 7, V. 2 of 2.53.5
—Herbert (G. R. C.) South Sea bubbles. By
the earl [of Pembroke], and the doctor
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Xl.673.9
—Journal des Mus6um godeflfroy. Heft i, 11.
Hamburg, 1873. 4'. 3.53.4
— KoLFF (D. H.) Voyages of the Dutch brig
Dourga, through the Moluccan archipe-
lago, and aiong the coast of New Guinea,
1825-26. From the Dutch by G. W.
Earl. London, 1840. %"*, 11.673. 10
—Murray (A. W.) Forty years' mission work
in Polynesia and New Guinea, from 1835
to '75. New York, 1876. p. 8". xx.673.18
—Russell (M.) Polynesia; or, account of the
islands in the South Sea, including New
Zealand. New York, 1843. I8^ 32.2021.5
— Stewart (C. S.) Visit to the South Seas,
1829-30. New York, 1831. 2 v. 12'.
XI.671.8
— -The same. New York, 1833. 2 v. 12**.
XX.671.8
— Tyerman (D.) and Bennet (G.) Journal of
voysu^s and travels in the South Sea,
[etc.], 1821-29, compiled by J. Mont-
gomery. From the ist London ed. Bos-
ton, 1832. 3 V. 12*. Xi.671.11
"^Williams (J.) Narrative of missionary enter-
prises, in the South Sea Islands. 6th
thousand. London, 1838, 8*. 3X.1975.2
5>#, aU0^ Australia, Fiji Islands, Hawaiian Isl-
ands, Malay Archipelago, New Hebrides, New
Zealand, Philippine Islands, Tasmania, Vojrages
round the world.
Ochino. See Occhino.
Ochnaceae.
— Candolle (A. P. de). Monographic des
Ochnac^es et des Simaroub^es. Paris,
1810. 28 pp. 20 pi. 4'. 28.1748.26
O'Connell (Daniel), h, 1775. ^. 1847.
— CusACK (M. F.) The liberator: his life and
times, political and social. [Dublin], n.
d. 2v. 8'. 6.363.1
— Daunt (W. J. O'N.) Personal recollections
of Daniel O'Connell. London, 1848. 2
V. 8*. 6.363.2
— Lecky (W. E. H.) Daniel O'Connell.
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— Sheil (R. L.) Daniel O'Connell. pp. 73-97.
V. I of 6.338a. 16
—Sullivan (A. M.) O'Connell and repeal.
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O'Connor (Arthur). ^.1763? </. 1852.
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Octayianus {the emperor).
— Kaiser Octavianus. [Anon.] pp. 241-424.
V. 2 of 20.1242.19
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Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. London, 1S44.
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Octorara church (Chester Co., Pennsylvania).
— FUTHEY (J. S.) Historical discourse on the
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Odessa.
— Demidoff (A. de). Odessa, [1837]. pp. 2S9-
330. V. I of 10.606.6
— Koch (C.) Crimea and Odessa: journal of a
tour, with account of the climate and
vegetation. Tr. by J. B. Horner. Lon-
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Odrer (George), b. 1829.
— HiNTON (R. J.) George Odger.
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Odin, or Woden (the Mars of the North).
— Leo (H.) Ueber Odins verehrung in Deutsch-
land. Erlangen, 1822. 8**. 20.1221.15
Odontomithes.
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(Ecumenical councils.
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Ogmian, and Ogham.
—Schmidt (F. S.) Ogmius Luciani ex celticis-
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— Weston (S.) Observations on the Ogmiao
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Ohio. Antiquities and history.
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— Hildreth <S. p.) Memoirs of the pioneer
settlers of Ohio, with incidents and oc-
currences in 1775. Cincinnati, 1852. 8*.
4.187.7
500
Ohio.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Oldfield.
—Transactions of the historical and philoso-
phical society of Ohio. Cincinnati, 1839.
8^ 4.187.6
—Whittlesey (C.) Descriptions of ancient
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Sm^ alsp^ Cincinnati, Marietta.
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L 8'. 4.187.8
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Ohio RiTer.
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Physical geography of the Mississippi val-
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Ohio and Mississippi railroad.
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Oils.
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— Gesner (A.) Practical treatise on coal, petro-
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5>#, alsc^ Diitlllation, Lighthouses, Petroleum.
Ojeda (Alonzo de). b, about 1465. d, after
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Okavang^o River {South Africa),
— Andersson (C. J.) Okavango River: a narra-
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OlsS \,^ king of Norway, ^.956. d, 1000,
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Olbia (mouth of the Bug River, Russia).
— Blaramberg( . de). Choix de m^dailles
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Old age.
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— -The same. Essays on old age and friend-
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— Plutarchus. Ei icpB6/3vr^p(p xoXtrevreov.
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Whether an aged man ought to meddle in
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See, ais0. Longevity.
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Opera,
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— Life and letters of Dr. Olin. New York,
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Ollivier (£mile). 6, 1825.
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Olympia.
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Onondaga Indian language.
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Ontario (Canada).
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of travel from Lake Ontario to Lake
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Opal.
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^The same. New ed. Edinburgh, 1870. p.
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Opera.
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drama. London, 1838. 2 v. 8^.
30.1905.7
—La H ARPE (J. F. de). L*op6ra italien et fran9ais.
# Paris, x8i6. 8*. v. 11 of x 7. 1032.4
— Marmontel (J. F.) Op6ra. pp. 407-456.
V. 9 of 8.503.2
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Poetxj by S. M. Maccioni. London, n.
d. 4 . 30.1908.42
— Beluni (V.) II pirata, opera scria, Paris,
n. d. r. 30.1908.31
Sonnambula, op6ra. Paris, n. d. S"*.
30.1906.4
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comique, arrang6 par Arnold. Bonn,
n. d. obi. r. 30.1906.7
— Donizetti (G.) Don Pasquale, opera buff a in
3 acts. London, n. d. V, 30.1908.9
-Lucia di Lammermoor. Tr. by L. Wrav.
Ed. by W. Boulvin. London, n. d. f .
30.1918. 12
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von F. Romani. Leipzig, n. d. f*.
30. 1908. 10
— Gluck (C. W. von). Iphigenie in Tauris.
Oper in 4 acten, mit deutschem und
franzOsischem texte. Braunschweig, n.
d. 8**. 30.1906.30
— Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (F.) Son and
stranger : an operretta. English text
from the German of C. Klingemann, by H.
F. Chorley. London, n. d. 8**. 30.1906.16
— Mozart (J. C. W. A.) Don Giovanni, grand
romantic opera in 2 acts. Ed. by J. Har-
nett. London, n. d. f*. 30.1908.16
— Rossini (G. A.) Barbiere di Seviglia, opera
bufifa in 2 atti. Leipzig, n. d. obi. f ".
30.1906.6
Cenerentola, op6ra buffa in 2 atti. Paris,
n. d. f*. 30.1908.30
Donna del lago, melodramma in 2 atti.
Leipzig, n. d. obi. V. 30.1906.6
Gazza ladra, melodramma in 2 atti. Leip-
zig, n. d. obi. f. 30.1906.6
Inganno felice, komische oper. Leipzig,
n. d. obi. f°. 30.T906.6
Mose in Egitto, dramma serio in 3 atti.
Leipzig, n. d. obi. f. 30.1906.6
Otello, ossia, I'Africano in Vcnezia, tragi*
sche oper in 3 aufzUgen. Leipzig, n. d.
obi. f^ 30.1906.6
Semiramide, melodramma tragico. Vienna,
n. d. obi. V. 30.1906.6
Tancredi, melodramma eroico. Leipzig.
n. d. obi. V, 30.X906.6
— Smith ( .) Fairies: an opera. Words from
Shakespear. London, n. d. V. 30. 191 8. 7
— ^Verdi (G.) Hernani: a lyric tragedy by F.
M. Piave. From the Italian by J- W.
Mould. Music revised by W. S. Rocks-
tro. London, n. d. 4'. 30.1906.14
II trovatore, dramma in 4 parti. Poesia di
S. Cammarano. Paris, n. d. 8^
30.1906,13
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Optics*
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opera, with English and German words.
London, n. d. 4'. 30.1906.9
Opic (John). ^. 1761. d. 1807.
—Cunningham (A.) John Oppy (or Opie). pp.
156-183. V. 2 of 32.2010.13
Opinion.
—Lewis (Sir G. C.) Essay on the influence of
authority in matters of opinion. 2d ed.
London, 1875. 8^ 24. 1505. iB
Opium, and the opium trade.
-De Quincey (T.) Confessions of an English
opium-eater, pp. 15-288 v. 9 of 2Z. 1304. i
—Inspector of customs for China. [Statistics
of the trade and consumption]. Shang-
hai, 1881. 4**. 24.1476. Box I
— OuvER (F. E.) Use and abuse of opium,
pp. 161-177. No. 3 of 29.3844.1
—Portfolio chinensis: collection of authentic
Chinese state papers, with tr., notes, and
introduction by J. L. Shuck. Macao,
China, 1840. 8'. 24.1473.8
The same. 24.1473.4
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results to India and China. London,
1876. 8*. 24.1473-6
Stt^ ahot Poppy.
Optics.
—Airy (O.) Geometrical optics. London,
1870. 16°. 26.1643.43.
— Aldis (W. S.) Chapter on Fresnel's theory
of double refraction. 2d ed. Cambridge,
[Eng.], 1879. 8\ 26.1643.12
Elementary treatise on geometrical optics.
Cambridge, [Eng.], 1872. I6^ 26.1643.44
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154. V. I of 26.1652.10
—Barlow (P.) Optics, pp. 393-484.
V. 3 of E.I. Revolving case.
— Bartlett (W. H. C.) Elementary treatise
on optics. New York, 1839. 8'-
26.1643.14
Elements of natural philosophy. Optics.
New York, 1852. 8\ 26.1641.1
^The same. 4th ed. New York, 1866. 8^
26.1641. 2
— Brewster (D.) Treatise on optics. London,
1831. 16". 26.3643.12
^The same. 32.2032.22
^The same, ist Am. ed., by A. D. Bache.
Philadelphia, 1833. iS**. Observatory.
— CoDDiNGTON (H.) Elementary treatise on
optics. 2ded. Cambridge, [Eng.], 1825.
8 . 26.1643.27
— Descartes (R.) La dioptrique. pp. 3-153-
V. 5 of 24. 1435. 1
— Dove (H. W.) Darstellung der farbenlehre
nnd optische stndien. Berlin, 18^3. 8"*.
26.1643.9
The same. Fortsetzung. Berlin, 1859. 8**-
26. 1643.8
-^Farrar (J.) Experimental treatise on optics.
[enlarged from Biot]. Cambridge, [Mass.],
1826. 8% V. 3 of 20.3613.13
—Ferraris (G.) Fundamental-eigenschaften
der dioptrischen instrumente. Ueber-
setit von F. Lippich. Leipzig, 1879. 8*.
Observatory.
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GOttingen, 1877. 4*. Observatory.
\In hi* Werke, t. 5, pp. 943-376].
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York, 1883. i6'. 26.3643.9
— Goethe (J. W. von). BeitrSge zur optik. pp.
1-38. V. 15 of 9.550.1
The same. Atlas. pt. 2 of 26.1643.37
— Griffin (W. N.) Treatise on optics. 2d ed.
Cambridge, [Eng.], 1842. 8^. 26.1643.22
— Helmhotz (H. L. F.) Optique physiologique.
Traduite par Emile Javal et N. T. Klein.
Paris, 1867. 1. 8°. 29.3836.27
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586. 14 pi. V. 4 of E. I. Revolving case.
— Kepler (J.) Dioptrice.
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—Klein (H.) Optik. pp. 257-524 of 26.1641.4
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1849. 8*. 26.1643.13
Treatise on light and vision. London,
1831. 8^ 26.1643.35
— LoMMEL (E.^ Ueber die interferenz des ge-
beugten lichtes, Erlangen, 1875-76. 3
pts. in I v. 8°. 30.1643.21
— MacCullagh«(J.) Physical optics.
pp. 1-25 1 of 26. 1643. 1
— Martin (B^) New and compendious system
of optics. London, 1740. 8°. 26.3643.5
— "Matthiessen (Lj) Grundriss der dioptrik ge-
schichteter linsensystemc. Leipzig, 1877.
8^ . 26.1643.5
— Moitessier (A.) Eli&ments de physique.
Optique. Paris, 1879. 16**. 26.3643.13
—Newton (I.j Opticks; or, a treatise of light.
2d ed. London, 1718. 8". 26.3643.6
The same. Optice. Latine reddidit S.
Clarke. Londini, 1706. 4®. 26.3643.4
^The same. Ed. novissima. Lausannae,
1740. 4'. 26.3643.2
—Parkinson (S.) Treatise on optics. 3d ed.
London, 1870. 8". 26.1643.45
— Powell (B.) Short elementary treatise on
experimental and mathematical optics.
Oxford, 1833. 8'. 26.1643.29
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discoveries relating to vision, light, and
colours. London, 1772. 4*. 26.3643.3
— Saemann (T.) Gemina dissertatio optico-
physica de objecto visus et modo videndi,
Frisingae, 1759. 16°. 26.1643.68
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destinati ad estendere i confini della vi-
sione naturale. Padova,i828. 2 v. 8*.
Observatory.
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Cambridge, [Eng.], 1738. i v. in 2. 4'.
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Publi6es par A. Levistal. Paris, 1870. 2
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bridge, [Eng.], 1801. 8**.
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auges. Leipzig, 1866. 92 pp. 8°.
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Oratory.
Oracles.
— Butler (S.) Dissertation on the oracle of
Dodona, with an appendix on Delphi,
pp. 509-532. V. I of 14.856.9
—Dale (A. van). De oraculis veterum cthnico-
rum, dissertationes duae. Ed. 2a. Am-
stelodami, 1700. 8. 4*". 22.1381. 6
— De Quincey (T.) Pagan oracles, pp. 231-
2S3. V. 5 of 21. 1 304. 1
— FoNTENELLE (B. Lc B. de). Histoire des
oracles, pp. 235-326. v. i of 8.488.1
— Hendess (R.) Oracula graeca, quae apud
scriptores graecos romanosque exstant.
Halis Saxonum, 1877, 8**. 14.902.17
— Plutarchus. Cur Pythia nunc non reddat
oracula carmine. [Graece et latine]. pp.
481-499. V. 3 of 1^.874.2
The same. Wherefore the Pythian pnestess
now ceases to deliver her oracles in verse.
Tr. by J. Philips, pp. 69-103.
V. 3 of 23.1465.36
De defectu oraculorum. [Graece et la-
tine], pp. 499-532. V. 3 of 14.874.2
The same. Why the oracles cease to give
answers. Tr. by R. Midgley. pp. 3-64.
V. 4 of 26.1465.36
— Wachsmuth (W.) Orakel. pp. 260-276.
V. 4 of 14.861. 10
Orang^e-Nassau {House of).
— MtJNCH (E. H. J. von). Geschichte des hauses
Nassau-Oranien. Aachen, 1831-33. 3 v.
8". XO.573.9
Oratorios.
— CuDMORE (R.) Martyr of Antioch: an ora-
torio. Words by H* H. Milman. Lon-
don, n. d. f^ 30.1908.28
— Handel (G. F.) Esther: oratorio, composed in
1720. New ed. by J. Clarke. London,
n. d. f^ 30.1918.11
Israil in Egypt: oratorio. Organ part by
F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy. London, n.
d. f^ 30.1908.17
^Judas Maccabaeus: an oratorio. Arranged
by J. Clarke. London, n. d. 4'. 30.1906.12
— Haydn (F. J.) Creation: an oratorio. Lon-
don, n. d. 4°. 30.1906.10
The same. Adapted by M. Clementi. Lon-
don, n. d. f^ 30.1918.4
^Jahreszeiten (Seasons). Leipzig, n. d. obi.
f**, 30.1906.4
Sieben worte des ErlOsers am kreutze, ora-
torium. Bonn, n. d. obi. 4*.
pt. 2 of 30.1906.4
— Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (F.) Music to
Racine's Athalie. London, n. d. 8**.
30. 1906. 17
— Spohr (L.) Calvary: an oratorio. English
by E. Taylor. Ed. by J. Barnby. Lon-
don, n. d. 8^ 30.1906.23
Last judgment: an oratorio. From the
German by E. Taylor. Ed. by F. Spohr.
London, n. d. 8\ 30. 1906.22
Orators.
— Blass (F.) Die g^riechische beredsamkeit in
dem zeitraum von Alexander bis auf Au-
gustus. Berlin, 1865. 8". 17. 1045. 17
— Jebb (R. C.) Attic orators from Antiphon to
Isaeos. London, 1876. 2 v. 8".
21. 1286.9
— LoRiNG (J. S.) Hundred Boston orators. 2d
ed. Boston, 1853. 8\ 3.138^.5
— Plutarchus. X oratorum vita. [Graece et
latine]. pp. 1014-1039. v. 4 of 14.874.2
^The same. Lives of the ten orators. Tr.
by C. Barcroft. pp. 17-63.
V. 5 of 23.1465.36
-^Ruhnken (D.) Historia critica oratorum
graecorum. pp. 1-80 of 21. 1283.1a
— Villemain (A. F.) Tableau de T^loquence
Chretien ne au ive si^le. Nouvelle 6d.
Paris, 1876. 12**. 27. 1032. 12
Oratory. General works,
— Alembert (J. L. d'). Reflexions sur reloca-
tion oratoire, el sur le style en general,
pp. 145-173. V. I of 8.500.3
— Brougham (H.) Dissertation on the elo-
quence of the ancients, pp. 95-164.
V. 2 of 6.367.18
— Browne (T.) Introduction to the study and
practice of eloquence, pp. 1-96.
V. I of 21. 1293.7
— Burnet (J.) [On rhetoric and oratory. By
lord Monboddo]. Edinburgh, 1792. 8 .
V. 6 of 15.2933.2
— Carlyle (T.) Stump-orator.
pt, 5 of 22.1302.23
— Channing (E. T.) Lectures [on rhetoric and
oratory]. Boston, 1856. 12°. 21.1292.26
— Cicero (M. T.) De oratore libri tres. brevi
annotatione explicuit F. Ellendt. Isle-
biae, 1841. 8^ 13.784.8
• ^The same. Erklaert von G. Sorof. Ber-
lin, 1875. I2\ 13.784.15
The same. Von dem redner, drei gesprSche.
Uebersetzt von F. C. Wolflf. 2e aufl.
Altona. 1830. 8'. 21.1281.7
— Emerson (R. W.) Eloquence.
pp. 97-118 of 21. 1322.2a
— Gottsched (J. C.) Ausftihrliche redekunst
nach anleitung der alten Griechen und
Romer. 3e aufl. Leipzig, 1743. 8**.
21.1281.6
— Halm (C.) Rhetores latini minores. Lipsia^,
1863. 1. %\ 13.781.2
— Marmontel (J. F.) Eloquence, pp. 245-
271. v. 8 of 8.503.2
— QuiNTiLiANUS (M. F.) De institutione ora-
toria libri duodecim. Recensuit G. L.
Spalding. Lipsiae, 1798-1816. 4 v. 8".
13. 812. II
The same. Institutes of eloquence. Tr.
by W. Guthrie. London, 1805. 2 v. 8'.
21.1291.I8
The same. LMnstitution de Torateur. Tr.
par. N. G6doyn. Nouvelle ed. Lyon,
1812. 3 V. 8*. 2i.i29a6
— Rapin (R.) Reflexions sur Tusage de I'dlo-
quence de ce tems en g6n6ral, et du bar-
reau. pp. 1-38. v. 2 of 21. 1310.2a
The same. Reflexions upon the eloquence
of the times in general, and of the bar.
pp. 1-49. V. 2 of 21.1311.12
— Robinson (J. C.) Anecdotes of eloquence-
London, 1823. 24**. V. 2 of 1. 1 7. 2
— RoLLiN (C.) De reioquence du barreau, et
de I'fecriture sainte. pp. 331-458, 54«>-
640. V. 2 of 24.1480.3
The same. Of the eloquence of the bar,
and of the sacred writings. From the
French, pp. 224-307, 360 426.
V. 2 of 24.1480.8
504
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Oratory,
— ViNET (A.) Eloquence.
pp. 604-639 of 23.1420.17
—Welles (E. G.) Orator's guide ; or, rules for
speaking and composing. Philadelphia,
1822. 8'. 21.1292.7
— WiTHERSPOON (J.) Lectures on eloquence.
pp. 144-304 of 24.1490.6
{HomiUtics),
—Albert (P.) L'61oquence religieuse, et les
pr6dicateurs du I7e si^cle.
pp. 308-385 of 19.3185. II
— FftNELON (F. de S. de L.) Dialogues sur
r^Ioquence en g6n6ral, et sur celle de la
chaire en particulier. pp. 656-692.
V. 2 of 8.503.1
Dialogues concerning eloquence in general;
and particularly that fit for the pulpit.
London, 1722. 8% 21.1291.18
—Hall (J.) God's word through preaching.
New York, 1875. 12*. 22.1353.7
—Porter (E.) Lectures on homiletics, and
preaching. Andover, 1834. 8". 21. 1292.3
— -Lectures on eloquence and style. Ed. by
L. Matthews. Andover, 1836. 8*.
pt. 2 of 21. 1292. 3
— Rapin (R.) Reflexions sur I'^loquence de la
chaire. pp. 39-84. v. 2 of 21. 1310.22
— -The same. Reflexions upon the eloquence
of the pulpit pp. 50-106.
V. 2 of 2x.1311.12
— RoLUN (C.) De r^loquence de la chaire.
pp. 459-539. V. 2 of 24.1480.3
— -Of the eloquence of the pulpit, pp. 307-
360. V. 2 of 24.1480.2
— Schenck (H. T.) Delectus observationum
homileticarum. Vitebergae, 1791. s. 8**.
pt. I of 21. 1300.13
— ViNET (A.) Homiletics ; or, the theory of
preaching. Tr. and ed. by T. H. Skin-
ner. 2d ed. New York, 1855. 12".
21.1292.29
Si€y als0t Elocution, Reiding, Rhetoric
Speeches.
I. (American).
Collections.
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Philadelphia, 1815. 2 v. 8^ 21. 1293.3
—Parker (E. G.) Golden age of American ora-
tory. Boston, 1857. 12**. 21,1295.39
— WiLLiSTON (E. B.) Eloquence of the United
States. Middletown, 1827. 5 v. 8*.
21. 1293.2
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— Boittwell (G. S.) Speeches and papers re-
lating to the rebellion and the overthrow
of slavery. Boston, 1867. p. 8".
21.1295.29
— Bryant (W. C.) Orations and addresses.
New York, 1873. I2^ 21.1295.37
—Calhoun (J. C.) Works. Ed. by R. K.
Cralle. New York. 1853-54. 4 v. 8*.
21. 1295. 10
— Campbell (A.) Popular lectures and ad-
dresses. Philadelphia, 1863. 8^
2i.1321.31
— Choate (R.) Works. Boston, 1862. 2 v.
8*. 21. 1295.5
— —Addresses and orations. Boston, 1878. 8".
21. 1295.31
-Clay (H.) Speeches. Ed. by D. Mallory.
New York, i860. 2 v. 8". 21.1295.20
-Davis (H. W.) Speeches and addresses.
New York, 1867. 8°. 21. 1295.7
-Drake (C. D.) Union and anti - slavery
speeches delivered during the rebellion.
Cincinnati, 1864. 8°. 21.1295.33
-Everett (E.) Orations and speeches. Bos-
ton, 1850-59. 3 v. 8^ 21. 1295.8
-Haddock (C. B.) Addresses and miscel-
laneous writings. Cambridge, [Mass.],
1846. 8^ 21. 1295.3
-Julian (G. W.) Speeches on political ques-
tions. New York, 1872. 8". 21. 1295. 18
-Kelley (W. D.) Speeches, addresses, and
letters, on industrial and financial ques-
tions. Philadelphia, 1872. 8°. 21. 1295. 16
-Phillips (W.) Speeches, lectures, and let-
ters. Boston, 1863. 8*". 21.1295.27
-PiNKNEY (W.) Speeches.
pp. 193-616 of 2Z. 1295. 25
-QuiNCY (J.) Speeches delivered in congress,
1805-13. Ed. by E. Quincy. Boston,
1874. 8*. 21. 1295. 14
-Rantoul (R., jr.) Memoirs, speeches, and
writings. Ed. by L. Hamilton. Boston,
1854. 8'. 21. 1295. 12
-ScHURZ (C.) Speeches. Philadelphia, 1865.
I2^ 21.1295.35
-Sergeant (J.) Select speeches. Philadel-
phia, 1832. 8*'. 21. 1295.10
-::.EWARD (W. H.) Works. Ed. by G. E.
Baker. New York, 1853. 3 v. 8\
21. 1296.4
-Sumner (C.) Works. Boston, 1873-77. 12
V. 8**. 21. 1294.7
— [Speeches and addresses, from 1849-72].
Washington, 1849-72. 8'. 21. 1294.6
-Webster (D.) Works. 6th ed. Boston,
1853. 6 V. 8^ 21.1294.1
The same. 14th ed. Boston, 1864-66. 6
V. 8% 21. 1294. 1
2. (English).
Collections.
-Bond (E. A.) Speeches of the managers and
counsel in the trial of Warren Hastings.
London, 1859-61. 4 V. 8". 21. 1286.12
-Browne (T.) British Cicero : a selection of
speeches. Philadelphia, 18 10. 3 v. 8*.
21. 1293.7
-Hazlitt (W.) Eloquence of the British sen-
ate, from the reign of Charles i. Brook-
lyn, 1810. 2 V. 8°. 21. 1293.8
-Irish eloquence. Speeches of Phillips, Cur-
ran, and Grattan, with the appeal of Rob-
ert Emmet at the close of his trial. Phil-
adelphia, 1834. 8°. 21. 1285. 17
Single orators.
-Bright (J.) Public addresses, 1863-79. Ed.
by J. E. T. Rogers. London, 1879. 8%
21.1284. 16
Speeches on the affairs of the last twenty
years, 1854-69. 2d ed. London, 1869. lo •
21.12^.25
Speeches on the American question, 1861-
65. Boston. 1865. I2^ 21. 1284. 15
Speeches on questions of public policy,
1845-64. Ed. by J. E. T. Rogers. 2d ed.
London, 1869. 2 v. 8**. 2x.1285.xo
505
Oratory*
SUBJECTCATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Ormtory.
—Brougham (H.) Speeches. Edinburgh, 1872.
2 V. 16**. vv. 9, 10 of 6. 2342. 1 1
—Burks (E.) Works. Boston, 1839. 9 v. 8".
2 1. 1 284. 1
Speeches. pp. 50-326 of 21.1284,5
—Campbell {Lord J.) Speeches at the bar and
in the house of commons. Edinburgh,
1842. 8^ 21. 1284. 7
— Canning (G.) Select speeches. Ed. by R.
Walsh. Philadelphia. 1835. 8^ 21. 1284.3
^The same. Philadelphia, 1836. 8'.
21. 1284.3
. ^The same. Philadelphia, 1844. 8^
2X.1284.3
The same. Philadelphia, 1846. 8'.
2X.1284.3
— CoBDEN (R.) Speeches on questions of pub-
lic policy. Ed. by J. Bright, and J. E.
T. Rogers. London, 1870. 2 v. 8 .
21. 1284.26
— Erskine {Lord T.) Speeches. Reprinted
from the ed. of 18 10. London, 1870. 2
V. 8% 21. 1284.9
Speeches. pp. 327-496 of 21.1284. 5
— Fawcett (H.) Speeches on some current
political questions. London, 1873. 8^
21.1285.7
^Fox (C. J.) Speeches in the house of com-
itions. London, 1848. 8*. 21.1285.1
—Gladstone (W. E.) Political speeches in
Scotland, 1879. London, 1879. 8°.
21.1285.25
— Grattan (H.) Speeches. [Ed.] by D. O.
Madden. 2d ed. Dublin, 1867. I6^
21. 1284.20
— HusKissoN (W.) speeches. London. 1831.
3 V. 8°. 21.1285. 19
— -The same? Select speeches. Ed. by R.
Walsh. pp. 303-616 of 21.1285.22
•^-Lubbock {Sir J.) Addresses, political and
educational, 1873-78. London, 1879. 8°.
21. 1285.5
— Macaulay (T. B.) Speeches. New York,
1853. 2 V. 12°. 21.1284.17
Speeches and poems. New York, 1867. 2
V. p. 8*. 21. 1284. 18
—Peel {Sir R.) Speeches during his adminis-
tration, 1834-35. 2d ed. London. 1835.
8*. 21. 1285.15
— -Speeches delivered in the house of com-
mons, 1810-50. London. 1853. 4 v. 8**.
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em customs and manners illustrative of
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22 V. 8°.
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$•.
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Herausg. von R. P. Willckcr. Nebst
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S\
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V. 8'.
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47. 20 V. 8*.
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^-CiviL engineer and architect's journal, w. i-
30. I^ndon, 1838-67. 30 V. 4*.
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Freiberg, 1854-79. 25 v. 4*.
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Mann. v. 6. Boston, 1844. 8"*.
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76. 8%
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V. r.
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33 V. f*.
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Leipzig, 1 796-1 8 10. 58 v. 16*.
— EuROPA : zeitschrift. Herausg. von F. Scblc-
gel. Frankfurt a. M., 1803. 2 v. 8*.
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Herausg. von H. Schulthess. NOrdlia-
gen, 1877-83. 6 V. 8*.
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April 8, 1815. New York, 1 813-15. 3
V. 8^
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I, 2. Philadelphia, 1838. 2 v. 8*.
—Flora : teutschlands tCchtem geweiht von
freunden und freundinnen des schOnea
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don, 1829-46. 28 V. 8*.
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don, 1865-70. 6 V. 8*.
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delphia, 1826-27. 4 v. 8*.
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series. Philadelphia, i828-4a 26 v.
8*.
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[and others]. Philadelphia, 1841-79.
78 v. 8%
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ungsbildern aus den kreisen der litera^
tur, gesellschaft, und wissenschaft Von
C. A. Vamhagen von Ense und anderen.
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4. i6'.
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ach, 1781-83. 4 V. i6".
— Gardener's magazine. Conducted by J. C
Loudon. VV. 1-8. London, 1826-32. 8
V. 8^
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Fenno. April 15, 1789- April 14, 1790.
V. I. New York. 1789-90. f*.
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8'.
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don, 1732-1874. 185 v. in 236. 8*.
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x834'56i 45 V. : n. s. 1856-65, 19 v.; n. a. z866-66,
5V.; n.8. X868-74, 13 V.
General index, 1731-1818. London, 1789-
1821. 5 V. 8*.
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J. Schmidt. Leipzig, 2848-64. 57 v. in
29. 8*.
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nehmen wissenschaften tlberhaupt. w. 2-
26. Hamburg, 1747-63. 24 v. 16°.
— Harper's new monthly magazine, vv. 1-65.
New York, 1850-82. 61 v. 8°.
The same. Index, vv. 1-60. Compiled
by C. A. Durfee. New York, i88i. 8'.
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Cambridge, Mass., 1880-81. 1. 8'.
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1-6. July 1839-July 1842. Philadelphia,
1840-42. 6 V. 1. 8*.
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concerning the antiquities, history, and
biography of America. Ed. by J. W,
Dean, and J. G. Shea. New York, 1857-
66. 10 V. 4*.
^The same. 2d series. Ed. by H. B. Daw-
son. Morrisania, N. Y., 1867-70. 8 v.
1. 8^
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prcsbyterian education repository. Ed.
by C. Van Rensselaer, vv. 1-8. Phila-
delphia, 1850-58. 8 V. 8**.
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ens, w. 1-7. London, 1850. New
York, 1851-53. 7 V. 8^
[Giger].
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magazine.
— Institut (L'). le section. Sciences math6-
matlques, physiques, et naturelles. vv.
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69. 7 V. 4^
^The same. 2e section. Sciences histo-
riques, arch^ologiques, et philosophiques.
VV. 14, I5i 18. Paris, 1849-53. 3 v. 4'.
—International monthly magazine, w. 2, 3.
New York, 1850-51. 2 v. 8'.
[Gigcr].
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zerischen gelchrten. vv. 1-6. Zurich,
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— 'ahrbuch liber die gesammten fortschritte der
mathematik. Herausg. von C. Ohrt-
mann. w. 1-12. Berlin, 1871-83. 12 v.
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26. 18 V. 8*.
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ler der regierung Friedrich Wilhelms des
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1801. 12 V. 8*.
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Neue jahrbiicher fUr philologie und pae-
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— ^jAHRBt^CHER ftlr wissenschaftliche botanik.
Herausg. von N. Pringsbeim. vv. 1-13.
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nologie. Herausg. von J. R. Wagner,
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— Generalregister Qber band i bis 20. Bear-
beitet von F. Gottschalk. Leipzig, 1866-
76. 2 V. 8°. •
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sischen alterthumswissenschaft. Herausg.
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Berlin, 1875-83. 29 v. in 8. 8*.
JVair. As supplements to the above are published:
X. Bibliotheca philologica classica. Verzeichniss
der auf dem gebiete der classischen alterthums-
wissenschaft erschienenen bUcher, u. s. w.
ahrg. 1-9, 1874-83. Berlin, 1875-82. o y. 8».
" ' " * . The rest
Tal
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{Nos. for 187^-77 bound separately,
bound according to year with above].
a. Biographisches jahrbuch fttr alterthumskunde.
Herausg. von C. Bursian. Jahrg. z-5, 1878-93.
Berlin, 1879-83. 5 v. 8«.
[Bound according to year with the above].
-Jenaer literaturzeitung, im auftrag der uni-
versit^t Jena. Herausg. von A. Klette.
Jahrg. 1-6. Jena, 1874-79. 6 v. f.
-Jenaische zeitschrift ftlr naturwissenschaft
vv. 8-1 1. Neue folge, 1-4. Jena, 1874-
77. 4v. S\
— ^The same. v. 10, supplement. Jena, 1875-
76. 2 V. in I. 8®.
-Journal de conchy liologie. Publife sous la
direction de Petit de La Saussaye. vv. i-
4. Paris, 1850-53. 4 V. 8*.
^The same. 2e et 3e s6r. Publife sous la
direction de P. Fischer, Bernard!, et
[M. H.] Crosse. Paris, 1856-77. 21 v.
-Journal de physique, th^orique et appliqu^e.
Public par J. C. D' Almeida, vv. 2-4.
Paris, 1873-75. 3 V. 1. 8*.
-Journal der tonkunst. Herausg. von H. C.
Koch. les und 2es stUcke. Erfurt, 1795.
i6\
-Journal des museum godefifroy : geographi-
sche, ethnographische, und naturwissen-
schaftliche mittheilungen. h. i, 2. Ham-
burg, 1873. 2 pts. 4".
-Journal fUr praktische chemie. Herausg.
von O. L. Erdmann. Leipzig, 1834-69.
108 V. 8^
^The same. Neue folge. Herausg. von H.
Kolbe. w. 1-26. Leipzig, 1870-82. 17
V. 8*.
-Journal of anatomy and physiology, w. i-
17. London, 1867-83. 17 v. 8*.
-Journal of classical and sacred philology,
nos. 2-7. Cambridge, [Eng.], 1854-56.
6 pts. 8".
-Journal of prison discipline. See Pennsyl-
vania journal of prison discipline.
-Journal of science and the arts. Ed. at the
royal institution of Great Britain, w. i-
5. New York, 1817-18. 5 v. 8*.
^The same. Quarterly journal of science,
literature, and the arts. w. 6-30. Lon-
don, 1820-31. 24 V. 8".
-Journal of speculative philosophy. Ed. by
W. T. Harris, w. i-ii. St. Louis, Mo.,
1867-77. n V. 8*.
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lin journal.
-Justus Liebig's annalen der chemie. vv. 201-
219. Leipzig, 1880-83. 19 V. s. 8*.
-KiRCHENHisTORiscHES archiv. Von K. F.
Staudlin. Jahrg. 1823-26. Halle, 1823-
26. 4 V. 16*,
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magazine, v. 43. New York, 1854. 8 .
—Lancet. Oct. 7, 1843-June, 1859. New
York, 1844-59. 26 V. S\ and 1. 8*.
[Musgrave].
— Leipziger studien zur classischen philologie.
Herausg. von G. Curtius, L. Lange, O.
Ribbeck, H. Lipsius. w. 1-4. Leipzig,
1878-81. 4v. 8^
—Library journal ; [ed. for] the American li-
brary sissociation. w. 1-7. New York,
1877-82. 7 V. 4'.
— LiTERARiscHE zeitung. Berlin, 1834-49.
16 V. 4'.
— Literarisches centralblatt fttr Deutschland.
Herausg. von F. Zamcke. Jahrg. 1850-
53. 1855-57. 1859, 1863-70, 1880-82.
Leipzig, 1851-82. 18 V. s. T.
^Literarisches wochenblatt Von A. von
Kotzebue. vv. 1-5. Weimar, 1818-20.
5V. 4^
— Literary and theological review. Conducted
by L. Woods, jr. w. 1-5. New York,
1834-38. 5 V. 8^
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51. AV. 4*.
[Giger].
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1850-51. 5 V. 8'.
[Giger].
— London, Edinburgh, and Dublin philosophi-
cal magazine. See Philosophical maga-
zine.
— London lancet See Lancet.
— London quarterly review. American ed. vv.
52-152. New York, 1834-81. 94 v. 1.
8°.
N(fit. w. 60, 80, xoo, lai, 140. indices. In the origi-
nal ed., are in this
I ed. omitted,
— Lowe's Edinburgh magazine. New series, w.
I, 2. Edinburgh, 1847. 2 v. 8*'.
— Magazin fiir das neuste aus der physik und
naturgeschichte. Herausg. von [L. C]
Lichtenberg. w. I, 2. Gotha, "1781-84.
2v. 16*.
—Magazin filr die literatur des auslandes
Herausg. von J. Lehmann. vv. 65. 67-72
Jahrg. 33-36. Berlin, 1864-67. 6 v. 4"
-Magazin fUr die philosophie und ihre ge-
schichte. w. 1-5. Gdttingen, 1778-82,
5 V. I6^
—Magazine of natural history. Conducted by
J. C. Loudon, vv. 1-9. London, 1829-
36. 9 V. 8'.
The same. New series. Conducted bv E.
Charlesworth. w. 1-4. London, 1837-
40. 4 V. 8**.
— Malakozoologische blatter. See Zeitschrift
ftlr malakozoologie.
—Masonic mirror and keystone, v. 6. Phila-
delphia, 1857. 4^
[Giger].
—Medical and philosophical commentaries.
By a society of physicians in Edinburgh.
New ed. w. 1-3. Philadelphia, 1793.
3V. 8'.
— -The same. Medical commentaries for the
years 1780-94. [Ed.] by A. Duncan, vv
4-10. Philadelphia, 1795- 7 ▼• 8 . |
530
—Medical news and abstract w. 38, 39^
Philadelphia, 1880-81. 2 v. 8%
—Medical recorder. See American, ete.
— Medical repository, w. 1-15. New York,
1802-12. 15 V. 8°.
— Merchant's magazine, and commercial re-
view. Conducted by F. Hunt w. 1-16.
New York, 1839-47. 15 v. 8".
— Methodist quarterly review, 1843, '44, '54.
vv. 25, 26, 36. 3d series, w. 3 and 4; 4lh
series, v. 6. New York, 1843-54. 6 v.
8^
— Microscopic journal and structural record for
1841. Ed. by D. Cooper* London,
[1841-42]. S\
— Mind : a review of psychology and philoso-
phy. Ed. by G. C. Robertson, w. 1-7.
London, 1876-82. 7 v. 8*.
— MiNERALOGiscHE mittheilungen. Gesammelt
von G. Tschermak, 1871-77, Wicn,
1872-77. 7 Y. I. 8*.
^Thc same. Mineralogische und petro-
graphische mittheilungen. Herausg. von
G. Tschermak. w. 1-5. Wien, 1878-83.
5V. 8".
—Mirror of taste and dramatic censor. [Ed.
by S. R. Carpenter], w. x-4. Phila-
delphia, i8io-ii. 4 V. 8%
[Giger].
—Missionary herald of the American board of
foreign missions, vv. 17-56, 69-78. Bos-
ton, 1821-82. 50 V. 8*.
—Missionary register, 1813-15. 2d ed. w. i-
3. London, 1814-15. 3 v. i2'.
— Missionary review, w. 1-5. Ed. by R. G.
Wilder. Princeton, N. J., 1878-82. 5 ▼.
8^
— Mittheilungen aus Justus Perthes' geo-
graphischer anstalt vv. 1-8, 19. Gotha,
1855-73. 9v- 4".
^The same. Erg&nzungshefte. Gotha, 1860-
72. 12 pts. 4*.
— Monatliche correspondenz zur befSrderung
der erd- und himmels-kunde. Herausg.
von F. von Zach. Gotha, 1800-10. 21
V. 16".
— Monthly anthology and Boston review. Ed.
by W. Emerson, w. 1-6, Boston, 1804-
09. 6v. 8'.
— Monthly magazine, and American review,
1799-1800. w. 1-3. New York,
3v. 8^
N0te. Continued as '
ary journal.
— Monthly review, vv. 18-58, 70-77. London,
1758-87. 49 V. 8^
— Morphologisches jahrbuch : zeitschrift fttr
anatomie und entwickelungsgeschichte.
Herausg. von C. Gegenbaur. w. 1-7.
Leipzig, 1876-82. 7 V. 8%
—Museum criticum ; or, Cambridge classical re-
searches, vv. I, 2. Cambridge, [Eng.],
1814-15. 2 V. 8^
— MusiKALiscHES kuustmagazin. Von. J. F.
Reichardt w. i, 2. Beriin, 1782-91. a
V. 4^
— Natural history review, 1853-65. w. i-
Dublin, 1854-65. xa v. 8*.
i8oa
* American review and liter-
-la.
Periodicals.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Periodicals.
w. a-27.
See
X. jahrbOcher fOr classiscbe philologfie. Herausff.
▼on A. Pleckeisen. Leipxis:, 1868-83. «* v. s*
[97th, 99U1, etc., of the whole periodical J.
— -The same Supplementblnde, 7-za.
— NATVitx : a journal of science.
London, 1870-83. 26 v. 4'.
^Nbue aligemeine deutsche bibliothek.
Aligemeine, eU,
— Neub jahrbUcher filr philologie und paedago-
S'k. Herausg. von A. Fieckeisen und
. Masins. Jahrg. 38-52. w. 97-126.
Leipzig, 1868-82. 30 V. 8*.
Not*. Dirided into two parts:
iche phi
15 V. 8^
•if.
a. Leip-
zig-. X873-8X. 6 ▼. 8®.
X JanrbOcher fttr philologie and paedagoffik. ae
abtheilung. Heransg. Ton H. Matitis. Leip-
tig. i868-8a. 15 v. V*,
(sitb, 100th, etc., of the whole oeriodical).
— -The same. Repertorinm liber die jahrginjgre
i8s6-75, nebst supplementbXnden. Leipxig,
1877. «•.
— Neue zeitschrift fdr phytik. Set Zeitschrif t, etc,
•^Nbues jahrbuch ftlr mineralogie, geologic, und
palaeontologie. Stuttgart, 1876-82. 10
V. 8'.
— -The same. Beilage-bSnde. Stuttgart, 188 1-
82. 2v. 8^
— -The same. Repertorium ftlr 1870-79: real-,
personal-, und local-index, zusammengre-
stellt Ton G. Steinmann. Stuttgart, 1880.
V.
—New annual legister, 1780-84. London,
1782-85. 5 V. 8*.
—New Jersey gazette. Dec. 5, I777--July 16,
1783. vv. 1-6. Burlington, and Trenton,
1777-83. 6 V. r.
—New York specutor. July 9, 1814-Dec. a8,
1816. New York. 1814-1^. 3 v. T.
— NiederlIndisches archiv far zoologie. vy. x-
4. Haarlem, 1871-78. 4 v. 8".
— -The same. Supplementband i, 1-3 liefer-
ungen. Leiden, 1881-82. 8*.
—Nineteenth century, w. i-i3, London,
1877-83. 13 V. 8**.
—North American review, w. 10-136. Bos-
ton, 1821-83. 121 V. 8*.
— -The same. Index, w. 1-125, 1815-77.
By W. Gushing. Cambridge, 1878. 8".
^NoRTH British review. American cd. w.
6-53. New York, 1847-71. 44 v. 1. 8*.
—Notes and queries. Series 1-4. London,
1850-73. 48 V. s. 4**.
— -The same. General index. London, 1856-
74. 4 V. in I. s. 4'.
^Thc same. 5th series. London, 1874-79.
12 V. 8. 4.
— ' -The same. 6th series, w. x-7. London,
1880-83. 6 V. s. 4*.
— NouvELLES de la r6publiaue des lettres.
Mars 1684-Juin 1688; Jan.-Avril 1689;
Jan. 1699-Dec. 1 710. Amsterdam, 1684-
17 10. 34 V. I2'.
— Palaeontografhica. Herausg. von W.
Dunker [und anderen]. Cassel, 1851-82.
s8 V. in 29. 4"*.
— -The same. General-register zu den zwan-
zig hinden der ersten iolge. Cassel, 1877.
4^
-* -The same. Supplement. Cassel, x866-8a
3v. 4'.
The same. Atlas, v. 2. Stuttgart, x868. V.
— Penn monthly, w. 8, 9. Philadtlphia,
1877-78. 2 V. 8*.
— Pennsylvania chronicle and universal adver-
tiser. Jan. 26, 1767-Jan. 25. 1768; Jan.
29, 1770-Dec. 30, 1771. Philadelphia,
1767-71. 3 V. r.
—Pennsylvania gazette. February 12th, 1756-
December 28th, 1774. Philadelphia, 1756-
74. 10 V. f*.
— Pennsylvania journal of prison discipline
and philanthropy, vv. 1-15. Philadel-
phia, 1845-60. 15 V. 8'.
—Pennsylvania magazine of history and bi-
ography, vv. 1-6. Philadelphia, 1877-
82. 6v. 8^
— Penny magazine of the society for the dififu-
sion of useful knowledge, 1832-39. Am.
ed. New York, 1845-46. 8 ^. 1. 8'.
—Philadelphia journal of the medical and
physical sciences. Ed. by N. Chapman,
vv. I, 2. Philadelphia, 1820-21. 2 v. 8'.
— Philadelphia medical and physical journal.
[Ed.] by B. S. Barton, vv. 1-3. pt. x.
Philadelphia, 1804-08. 3 v. 8*.
^The same. Third supplement. PhiladeU
f^hia, 1809. 8*".
B9und with T. 3 of above].
— Philobiblion: a bibliographical journal. Ed.
by G. P. Philes. vv. i, 2. New York,
1862-63. 2 V. s. 4*.
— Philologus: zeitschrift fUr das klassische
alterthum. Herausg. von E. von Leutsch.
w. 36-41. GOttingen, 1876-82. 6 v. 8*.
—Philosophical magazine. By A. Tilloch
[and others]. London, 1 798-1826. 67
V. 8^
The same. Or, Annals of chemistry, mathe-
matics, etc. By R. Taylor and R. Phil-
lips. New series. London. 1827-32. xx
V. 8*.
^The same. London and Edinburgh phi-
losophical magazine and journal of sci-
ence. Conducted by sir D. Brewster
[and others]. 3d series. London, 183a-
50. 37 V. 8".
^ -The same. London, Edinburgh, and Dub-
lin philosophical magazine and journal of
science. By D. Brewster [and others].
4th series. London, 1851-75. 50 v. 8 .
^The same. 5th series. Conducted by sir
R. Kane [and others]. London, 1876-83.
15 V. 8*.
— Plumber and sanitary engineer, w. 1-7. New
York, 1877-83. 7 V. r.
— PouTiscHES journal, nebst anzeige von ge*
lehrten und andem sachen. Jahrg. x8o6-*
10. 1813-19, 1821-35. Hamburg, 1806-
35. 27 V. 8*.
—Popular science monthly. Ed. by E. L. You-
mans. w. 1-22. New York, 1872-83.
22 V. 8**,
— -The same. Supplement, 1-20. New York,
1877-78. 3 V. 8^
— PoRT-FOLio (The). By O. Oldschool Q. Den-
nie and, later, J. E. Hall]. 4th series,
vv. 1-22. Philaciclphia, 1816-27. 20 v. 8*.
—Practical magazine: a cyclopaedia of indus-
trial news. w. I, 2. London, [1873]. a
V. in I. r.
—Presbyterian. Feb. 16, 1831-Dec. 14, 185a
w. i-2a Philadelphia, and New York,
x83i-5a ao v. r.
531
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Periodicals
r. Jan.
n. 1^ J..
— Presbyterian education repository. See
Home, the school, and the church.
— Presbyterian magazine. Ed. by C. Van
Rensselaer, vv. i, 2. Philadelphia, 185 1-
52. 2 V. 8'.
— Presbyterian quarterly and Princeton re-
view. See Biblical repertory.
— Presbyterian review, w. 1-3. New York,
i£8o-82. 3 V. 1. 8".
— Presbyterian treasury of education, religion,
and general intelligence, vv. i, 2. Phil-
adelphia, 1848-49. 2 V. 4'.
—Prima. Eine hodegetik ftir schaler. [He-
rausg.l von W. Freund. Leipzig, [i866-
67]. 2V. 1.8*.
—Princeton press. Sept. 8, 1854-Dec. 28,
i860. Princeton, 1854-60. 6 v. f.
IGigcr].
— Princeton review. Jan. 1878-June 1883.
New York, 1878-83. 11 v. 1. 8^
Stt^ aUo^ Biblical repertory.
—Princeton standard. Sept. 7, 1859-Julv
1865. Princeton, N. J., i859r-65. 6 v. f .
—Princeton whig, and Somerset and Middle
sex advertiser. By R. E. Homor.
I, 1836-Dec. 29, 1837. Princeton
1836-37. 2 v. r.
— Putnam's monthly magazine, w. i-io. New
York. 1853-57. 9 V. 8*.
^The same. New series, w. 1-6. New
York, 1868-70. 6 V. 8'.
— Quarterly Christian specutor. w. i, 2.
New Haven, 1829-30. 2 v. 8*.
— Quarterly journal of microscopical science.
[ist series]. Ed. by E. Lankester and G.
Busk. London, 1853-60. 8 v. 8**.
The same. New scries. Ed. by E. and
E. R. Lankester and others. London,
1861-82. 22 V. 8'.
— Quarterly journal of science. Ed. by W.
Crookes. w. 5, 7, new series; 12, 14, old
series. London. 1875-77. 2 v. 8*.
— Quarterly journal of science, literature, and
the arts. See Journal, etc.
— Quarterly journal of the American educa-
tion society. See American quarterly
register.
— Quarterly papers on architecture. Ed. by
J. Weale. vv. 1-4. London. 1844-45. 4
V. 4*.
—Quarterly review, 1809-82. vv. 1-154.
London, 1818-82. 146 v. 8*.
[w. ao, 40* 60, 80, 100, lax, 140, are indices].
— Quarterly review of the American protes-
tant association. Ed. by R. W. Gris-
wold. vv. I, 2. Philadelphia. 1844-45.
2 v. 8".
— Quarterly review of the mcthodist episcopal
church, south, vv. 7, 8. Richmond,
Va., 1853-54. 2 V. 8^
—Reformer (The): a religious work. w. 1-3.
Philadelphia, 1820-22. 3 v. 12*.
— Repertorium fttr experimental- physik, fOr
physikalische technik, mathematische,
und astronomische instrumentenkunde.
Herausg. von P. Carl. vv. 1-18. MUn-
chen, 1866-82. 18 V. 8^
— -The same. General- register zubinden 1-15.
Mtinchen, 1881. 8^
53a
Retrospect of practical medicine and sur-
gery. Ed. by W. Braithwaite. Ameri*
can ed. vv. 1-39. 1840-59. New York,
1843-59- 37 V. 8\
[Musgrave].
-The same. Alphabetical index, w. 1-34.
1840-57. New York, 1857. 8*.
\Bound with v. 34].
Retrospective review. London, 1820-26.
14 V. 8'.
-The same; and historical and antiquarian
magazine. 2d series, w. I, 2. Lon-
don. 1827-28. 2 V. 8*.
Revue arch6ologique. 6e ann6e. Paris,
1849-50. I V. in 2. 8*.
Revue d'histoire et d'arch^ologie. w. 1-3.
Bruxelles, 1859-62. 3 v. 8'.
-Revue de philologie, de litt^rature, et dliis-
toire anciennes. Nouvelle s^rie. w. i-
6. Paris, 1877-82. 6 v. 8*.
Revue des deux mondes. 2e p^riode, w. 97-
108. Paris, 1872-73. 10 v. 8*.
■ -The same. 3e p6riode, vv. 1-56. Paris,
1874-83. 56 V. 8**.
■ -The same. Table g6n6rale. 1831-74. Pa^
ris, 1875. 8*.
•Revue encyclop6diquc. w. 45-4^. Paris,
1830. 4 V. 8*.
-Revue g6n6ra1e de I'architecture et des tra^
vaux publics. Sous la direction de C.
Daly. vv. 1-35. Paris, [i84o]-78. 35 v.
f^
-Revue philosophique. Dirigfee par T. Ribot
vv. 1-14. Paris, 1876-82. 14 V. 8*.
-Revue scientifique de la France et de T^tran-
ger. 2e s6rie, vv. 9-19. Paris, i875-8a
II V. 4**.
-Rheinisches museum fttr philologie, ge-
schichte, und griechische philosophie.
Herausg. von A. Boeckh. B. G. Niebuhr,
und C. A. Brandis. Bonn, 1827-29, 3
V. 8^
- -The same. Rheinisches museum fttr phi-
lologie. Herausg. von F. G. Welcker
und F. A. Nftke. Bonn, 1833-39. 6 v. 8'.
- -The same. Neue folge. Herausg. von F.
Ritschl [und anderen]. Frankfurt am
Main. 1842-82. 37 v. 8*.
-RoMANiscHE studies. HeraUsg. von E. Boeh-
mer, 1871-80. w. 1-5. Strassborg.
1875-80. 5 V. 8*.
-Sanitary engineer. See Plumber and sani-
tary engineer.
-Schulblatt fttr die provinz Brandenburg.
Jahrg. 1-18. Berlin. 1836-53. 18 v. 8 .
-Science record. Ed. by A. E. Beach, 1873-
76. New York, 1873-76. 4 v. 12'.
-Scientific American. New series, vv. 1-29.
New York, 1859-73. 29 v. T.
-Scots' magazine, vv. i, 3, 6-13, 15-19. »f
24. 30. 32-35, 37, 39-42, 44, 45, 47-5;.
1739-89. Edinburgh, 1739-90. 34 v. 8 .
-Scribner's monthly. Conducted by J. G.
Holland, vv. 1-22. New York, 1870-
8i. 22 V. 8*.
- -The same. Index, w. i-io. New York,
1876. 8'.
Note. Contimied as "The Century."
-Siluman's journal. See American journal <A
science and arts.
Periodicals.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Periodicals.
— Spectateur militaire. w. 30-32. Paris,
1840-42. 3 V. 8**.
[Gigcr].
— Statesman's year-book: statistical and his-
torical annual of the states of the civi-
lized world, by F. Martin, 1877-80, 82.
London, 1877-82. 5 v. 8*.
— Studien zur griechischen und lateinischen
grammatik. Herausg. von G. Curtius.
vv. i-io. Leipzig, 1868-78. 10 v. 8**.
— Thalia. Herausg. von Schiller, 1785-91.
Heft 1-12. Leipzig, 1787-91. 3 v. 8*.
^The same. Ncue thalia, 1792-93. Leip-
zig, 1792-93. 2 v. i6'.
— Theological and literary journal. Ed. by
D. N. Lord. w. 1-13. New York, 1849-
61. 12 v. 8°.
— Theologische studien und kritiken. He.
^^ rausg. von G. Ullmann und F. W. C.
^Umbreit. vv. 1-43. Hamburg and
^ Gotha, 1828-70. 43 V. 8'.
— United States magazine, April-Aug. 1794.
V. I. Newark, N. J., 1794. 8*.
— United States magazine, and democratic re-
view. New series, w. 16-25. New
York, 1845-49. 10 V. 8'.
— Van Nostrand's eclectic engineering maga-
zine, w. 1-28. New York, 1869-83.
28 V. 8^
—Western (The). New series, w. 1-6, Ed.
by H. H. Morgan. St. Louis, 1875-80.
6 V. 8^
—Westminster review, vv. 1-56. London,
1824-51. 56 V. 8".
^The same. New series, w. 1-63 (57-119).
London, 1852-83. 63 v. 8*.
General index, vv. 1-13. London, 1832. 8*.
— Zeitschript der deutschen morgenlSUidischen
gesellschaft. Herausg. von den geschSUts-
fUhrem. vv. 1-36. Leipzig, 1847-82.
36 V. 8^
W^tf. In w. zo, ao, 31, are indices for tt. i-zo,
IZ-40, ax-30, respectiTely.
Supplemente zu bllnden 20 und 24. Leipzig,
1868-71. 2 V. in I. 8".
—Zeitschript fttr analytische chemie. He-
rausg. von C. R. Fresenius. w. i-2i.
Wiesbaden, 1862-82. 21 v. 8'.
^The same. Autoren- und sach-register zu
den bUnden i-io. Bearbeitet von W.
Casselmann. Wiesbaden, 1872. 8°.
^The same: zu den bftnden 11-20. Bearbeitet
von H. Fresenius [und] W. Lenz. Wies-
baden, 1881. 8'.
—Zeitschript fttr angewandte elektricitSts-
lehre. Jahrg. 1-4. w. 1-4. Mttnchen,
1879-82. 4 V. 1. 8*.
— Zeitschript fttr das chemische grossgewerbe.
Jahrg. 1-5. Berlin, 1877-81. 5 v. 8*.
— Zeitschript fttr ethnologie. vv. 1-13. Ber-
lin, 1869-81. 13 V. 1. 8'.
^The same. Supplemente, 1871, '72. '77, '78.
'81. Berlin, 1871-81. 5 v. 1. 8**.
— Zeitschript fttr geschichtliche rechtswissen-
schaft. Herausg. von F. C. von Savigny,
[und andem]. vv. 1-8. Berlin, 1815-
35. 8v. 8-.
-Zeitschript fttr krystallographie und mine-
ralogie. Herausg. von P. Groth. vv.
I, a. Leipzig, 1877-78. 2 v. 8*.
— Zeitschript fttr malakozoologie. Herausg.
von K. T. Menke. Hannover, 1845-53,
3 V. B\
The same. Malakozoologische better. He-
rausg. von K. T. Menke. Cassel, 1854-61.
3v. 8^
^The same. Herausg. von L. Pfeififcr. Cas-
sel, 1862-77. 15 V. 8*.
— Zeitschript fttr mathematik «nd physik.
Herausg. von O. Schl6milch. vv. 1-27.
Nebst supplemente. Leipzig, 1856-82.
29 V. 8".
^The same. Abhandlungen zur geschichte
der mathematik. Leipzig, 1877-80. 3 v.
8^
— Zettschrift fttr philosophie und phUosophi-
sche kritik. Neue folge, vv. 6o-8i*
Halle, 1872-82. 22 V. 8'.
— Zeitschript fttr physiologische chemie. w.
1-4. Strassburg, 1877-80. 4 v. 8*.
— Zeitschript fttr spekulative physik. He-
rausg. von Schelling. vv. i, 2. Neue
zeitschrift. v. I. Jena, 1800-02. 3 v. 8*.
— Zeitschript fttr stenographie und orthogra^^
phie. Herausg. von G. Michaelis. Jahrg.
1-17. Berlin, 1853-69. 16 v. 8*.
— Zeitschript fttr vergleichende sprachfor-
schung auf dem gebiete des Deutschen,
Griechischen, und Lateinischen. Herausg.
von A. Kuhn, [und andem]. Berlin,
1852-82. 25 V. 8*.
The same. Gesammtregister zu den len
zehn bSUiden. Herausg. von A. Kuhn.
Berlin, 1862. S\
The same: zu den bftnden 11-20. Bear-
beitet von A. Vanicek. Berlin, 1874. 8*.
— Zeitschript fttr vdlkerpsychologie und sprach-
wissenschaft. Herausg. von M. Lazarus
und H. Steinthal. w. 1-13. Berlin,
1860-82. 13 V. 8*.
— Zeitschript fttr wisscnschaftliche zoologie.
Herausg. von C. T. von Siebold und A.
K«lliker. vv. 1-37. Mit supplement-
4)ftnden. Leipzig, 1848-82. 39 v. 8"
^The same. Namen- und sachregister ttber
band 1-30, und supplementbllnde 25 und
30. Leipzig, 1868-79. 2v. in i. 8**.
— Zeitung fttr die elegante welt. Jahrg. 1803,
'04, '07, '27, 1829-35, 1837-41, 1848-50.
Leipzig, 1803-50. 49 V. 4**.
— Zoological record, 1877-81. Ed. by E^ C.
Rye. London, 1879-82. 5 v. 8'.
— ZooLOGiscHER anzeiger. Herausg. von J. V.
Cams. vv. 1-5. Leipzig, 1878-82. 5 v.
8^
5>#, aUo, Almanacs, Calendar, Essays.
(Indues),
— PooLE (W. F.) Index to periodical literature.
2d ed. New York, 1853. 8^
^The same. 3d ed. brought down to Jan.
1882, with the assistance of W. I. Fletch-
er, and the American library association.
Boston, 1882. 8*.
( Transactions)
and other publications of learned sociefies,
arranged in order of locality^ and of title,
— American association for the advancement of
science. Proceedings, 1849-80. Cam-
bridge, [Mass.], 1850-81. 29 V. 8*.
533
PetiMcmH.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Periodicals.
-Ambricah ethnological society. Transact
tions. w. I, 2, New York, 1845-48.
2V. 8'.
-Amxiucan institCEte of mining engineers.
Transactions, tv. 5, 6, 8, 9. EastOn,
Pa., 1877-81. 4 V. 8\
-American oriental society. JonmaL w. i-
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de math6matique et physique, 1699-1788.
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1797. 4'.
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— Thomas (£.) Early Sassanian inscriptions,
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at the Philadelphia bar. Philadelphia,
1856. 2v. 8'. 4.198^.6
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ter. Philadelphia, 1793. 8'. 4.192.7
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The same. Philadelphia. 1835-56. 3 v. 8'.
16. 1003.4
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ed. Philadelphia, 1844. 8°. z6. 1003.3
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Loganian library. Philadelphia, 1837. 8**.
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destroyed, 1838. \Anon,'\ Philadelphia,
1838. 8'. 4.1924
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uates of the departments of arts and sci-
ence, and of the honorary graduates of
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grecs con tenant les vers de Manuel Philfc,
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ischen staaten. GSttingen, 1837. 8**.
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d, 1285.
— ExT&AiTS des chroniquers sur le regne de
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Philip II., king of Spain, k. 1527. d, 1598.
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ton, 1853. 8". 2Z. 1304.2
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series. Boston, 1876. 8". 21.1325. 13
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cal on English poets. Cambridge, [Eng.],
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ture of the past half-century. Edinburgh,
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don, 1876. 4'. 18. 1086.1
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Poetrj.
— Webbe (W.) Discourse of English poetry,
1586. Ed. by E. Arber. London, 1871.
8. 4**. No. 29 of 17. 1020. 1
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from the nth to the i8th century. From
the ed. of 1824, by R. Price. London,
1840. 3v. 8". 18.1078^.5
^The same. With a preface by R. Price and
notes variorum. Ed. by W. C. Hazlitt.
London, 1871. 4 v. 8 . 18.1078^.4
—Wilson (J.) An hour's talk about poetry,
pp. 149-179. V. 2 of 2Z. 1316.37
(CoiUcHons),
— AiKiN (J.) Select works of the British poets,
wim biographical prefaces. London, 1820.
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—Anderson (R.) Works of the British poets,
with prefaces, biographical and critical.
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4^ x8. 1086. 14
— Beeton (S. O.) and RossETTi (W. M.) En-
cyclopaedia of English and American
poetry from Caedmon to Tennyson, with
biog^phical notices of the poets. Lon-
don, 1873. 2 V. 1. 8'. x8. 1086.9
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—Campbell (T.) Specimens of the British po-
ets, with biographical and critical notices.
London, 1819. 7 v. 8". Z8.3095.7
^The same. New ed. London, 1841. 1. 8".
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— Collection of poems. 2ded. [An(m.] Lon-
don, 1702. 8*. X 8. 3091. 4
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ed. With an account of the writers.
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don, 1881. 16 . 18.3093.18
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land in the 19th century. 4th ed. Phil-
adelphia, 1853. 1. 8°. 18. 1086. 10
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dard. New York, 1875. 1. 8^ 18.1098.22
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worthies library. London, 1870-76. 4
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32.2011. 1
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the time of James i. London, 1845. p.
8*. V. 15 of 18.3092. 1
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England, with introduction and notes.
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The same. London, 1864. 8*. 18.30^.7
— Headley (H.) Select beauties of ancient Eng-
lish poetry. London, 1787. 2 v. in i.
8*. 18.3091.6
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don, 1804. 8*. 18.3091.8
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poets. Philadelphia, 1856. 2 v. in i.
p. 8% 2X.1313.6
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language. Boston, 1856. 1. 8**. 18. 1086.3
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recent authors. New York, 1875. 1. 8**.
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don. 1801. 2 V. 8°. vv. 3, 4 of x8. 1098.20
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ton, 1876-77. IS V. sq. i6\' 18.1116.22
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of the 14th century. 2d ed. London,
1869. 8*. 18. 1072. 1
Old English miscellany, containing a besti-
ary, sermons, proverbs, religious poems.
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celebrated wits of the university. New
ed. [-4 mwf.l Oxford, 1772. 16°. 10. 1095.41
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and l3rrical poems. London, 1875. 16**.
18.3090.21
—Park (T.) Heliconia. selection of English
poetry of the Elizabethan age, 1575-
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tions from vers de 8oci6t6 of the 19th cen-
tury. London, 1874. 8', x8. 1086.22
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s. 4'. 18.3094.2
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Poctrj
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lish poets. London, 1807. 3 v. S**.
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occasional verses. London, 1867. 1. 8**.
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— ToTTEL (R.) Miscellany, 1557. Ed. by E.
Arber. London, 1870. s. 4^.
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^Voices of the year, containing the choicest
pastorals in our language. [A mm.] Lon-
don. 1867. L 8'. x8. 1086.8
—Ward (T. H.) English poets, with introduc-
tion by various writers, and a general in-
troduction by M. Arnold. London, 1880.
4 V. 8*. 18. 1077.10
—Watts (A. A.) Passages from modem Eng-
lish poets. London, 1875. 4*.
Art room. B.4.11
—Wright (T.) Anecdota literaria; a collec-
tion of poems from the 13th century.
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lish history, composed from the acces-
sion of Edward III. to Richard iii. Lon-
don, 1859-61. 2 V. 1. 8^ z8. 1056.22
— -Specimens of lyric poetry of the reign of
Edward the First. London, 1842. p. 8*.
V. 4 of 18.3092. z
S*ft alM, Ballads, Satires, Songs.
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hymns. New ed. Boston, 1854. 18*.
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the reign of James i. Cambridge, 1847.
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lives of saints. Berlin, 1862. 8^. 15. 927.1
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don, 1868. 12**. 18.1078^.16
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mss. of the 14th century. With intr'"-
duction and notes. Edinburgh, 1862. s.
4'. X8.3093.7
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the ** Psaltery and harp," by R. Massie.
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ington. Boston, 1864. 16 . z8.1116.21
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for the sick and suffering. Boston, 1863.
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ish poetry, pp. xxi-lxxiv. v. i of z 8. 3091.5
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cient and modern. 2d ed. Edinburgh,
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5e 6d. Paris, 1866. 8'. Z9.1164.3
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York, 1852. I2^ 8.482.31
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Poesie du i8e sifecle. Paris, 1816. 6 v. 8*.
w. 7-12 of Z7. 10324
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jaise, (1825). pp. 219-248.
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notice sur chaque po6te. Prfecfed6 d'unc
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et latine]. Z4.875.3
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- -The same. Idylliums. Tr. by F. Fawkes.
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A. Meineke. Berolini, 1861. 8°. z4.884.11
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versibus expressa a B. Zamagna. Parma,
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— The same. Carmina. Graece et latine, ed.
F. S. Lehrs. Parisiis, 1840. 1. 8°. Z4.874.I
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Voss]. 235 pp. of z4.893.21
— Remains. Tr. into English rhyme and
blank verse, by C. A. Elton. 2d ed.
London, 1815. 8*. Z8.1053.4
-HoMERUS. Quae exstant omnia, cum latina
versione, et J. Spondani commentariis.
Ed. ultima. Basileae, 1606. 2 v. in z.
i\ X4-897.I
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J. A. Ernesti [latina cum versione]. Lip-
siae, Z759-64. 5 V. 8% 14.894. IQ
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1802. 8 V. 8*. Z4.894.9
-Iliads and Odysses. Tr. by J. Ogilby.
London, 1669. 2 v. in i. T. 28.1058.1
-Werke [Ilias, und Odyssee, ilbersetzt] von
J. H. Voss. Stereotyp-ausg. Stuttgart,
1844. a V. sq. 16**. x8. 1054. 33
-Hymni, cum reliquis carminibus minoribus
et Batrachomyomachia ; recensuit et illus-
travit C. D. Ilgen. Halis Sazonum, 1796.
8^. 24. 894. 20
-Hymni, epigrammata, fragmenta, et Ba-
trachomyomachia; instruxit F. R. Franke.
Lipsiae, 1828. sq. 16*. 24. 894. 20
-The same. Minor poems, tr. by Parnell,
Chapman, Shelley, Congreve, and Hole ;
with introduction by H. N. Coleridge.
New York, 1872. p. 8*. 28.1055.18
-Ilias, ex recognitione W. Dindorfii. Oxo-
nii, 1856. 8*. 24.895.8
-Iliad, with English notes by F. A. Paley.
London, 1866-71. 2 y. 8*. 24.895.6
-Iliade. erkUlrt von J. U. Faesi. 6e aufl. von
F. R. Franke. Berlin, 1876-80. 4 v. in
2. S\ 24.894.8
-Iliads, [tr.] by G. Chapman, with introduc-
tion and notes bv R. Hooper. London,
1857. 2v. p. 8*. 28.1055.24
-The same. Tr. by W. Munford. Boston,
1846. 2v. 8*. 28.1055.2
-The same. Tr. by W. Cowper. London,
1854. p. 8'. y. 7. of 6.2344.5
> -The same. Tr. into unrhymed English
metre by F. W. Newman. London, 1856.
8'. x8. 1055.10
-The same. [Tr.] into English blank verse
by Edward, earl of Derby. 2d ed. New
York, 1865. 2 y. 8'. 28.1055.8
-The same, in English verse, by J. S. Blackie.
Edinburgh, 1866. 2 v. 8\
vv. 2, 3 of 28.1055.5
• -The same. Tr. into English verse in the
Spenserian stanza by P. S. Worsley and
J. Conington. Edinburgh, 1865-68. 2
y. 8^ 28.1055.9
-The same. Tr. into English [blank] verse
by W. G. Caldcleugh. Philadelphia, 1870.
I2^ 28.1055.19
-The same. Tr. into English blank verse
by W. C. Bryant Boston, 1871. 2 v.
16'. 28.1055.22
-The same. Book I. Tr. into English ac-
centuated hexameters by sir J. F. W.
Herschel. London, 1866. 1. 8'. 28.1055.4
-Similies of [the] Iliad, tr. by W. C. Green.
[Text and tr.J London, 2877. s 4*.
24.894.2
-Translations from Homer, by J. Dryden.
[Book 1st and part of book 6th of Iliad].
PP- 355-388. v. 12 of 6.2345.5
-Odyssea, ex recognitione W. Dindorfii.
Oxonii, 1855. 8 . 24.896.16
-The same. Tr. by W. Cowper. London,
1855. 8'. 28.1055.27
" -The same. Tr. into English verse in the
Spenserian stanza, by P. S. Worsley. 2d
ed. Edinburgh, 2868. 2 v. 8*. 28.2055.12
^The same. Tr. into English blank verse
by W. C. Bryant. Boston, 1873. 2 ?.
26*. 28.1055.22
^The same. Done into English prose by S.
H. Butcher and A. Lang. London, 1879.
8\ 28.1055.13
^The same. Done into English verse by
Avia. [pseud.] London, 1880. s. 4*.
28.1055.14
Homeric ballads. Tr. by W. Maginn; [cd.]
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I2*. 28.1055.16
— Lycophron. Alexandra, [ed.] J. Pottenis.
Ed. 2a. Oxonii, 1702. f*. 24.918.9
The same. Cassandra, tr. by viscount
Royston. pp. 195-288 of 28.1054.29
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Ameis]. 14.875.3
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^The same. Idylliums, tr. by F. Fawkes.
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— MusAEUS. Carmen de Herone et Leandro.
Graece et latlne, ed. F. S. Lehrs.
pt. 3 of 24.874.1
^The same. Tr. [into English verse] by F.
Fawkes. pp. 173-193 of 28.1054.29
— Orpheus. Argonautica, hymni, et de lapidi-
bus, curante A. C. Eschenbachio. Tra-
jecti ad Rhenum, 1689. 12". 24.902.26
Orfeus der Argonaut, [ilbersetzt] von J. H.
Voss. pp. 237-354 of 24.893.21
— Phile (M.) Carmina, cura G. Wemsdorfii.
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in 2. 8*. 24.903.32
Carmina, recensuit T. Bergk. Lipsiae,
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^The same. Odes, tr. by Mr. West and F.
Lee. London, 18 10. 4°. 28.1056.2
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rent]. Oxford, 1824. 2 V. 8*. 28.1053.1
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ner, [with] a metrical version by A.
Moore. London, 1852. 8*. 28.1053.9
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^The same. Tr. into [prose] by E. Myers.
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— Sappho. Fragmenta, [ed.] D. C. F. Neac
Berolini, 1827. 4'. 14.913.1
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Kleine. Berolini. 1828. 8\ 14.913-6
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ton. Oxonii, 1770. 2 v. 4*. 24.918.17
Eidyllia, latinis pleraque numeris a C. A.
Wetstenio reddita : ed. L. C. Valckenacr.
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Voss. Tttbingen, 1808. 16 . 24.913.24
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den. pp. 285-307. V. 12 of 0.23455
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del secolo 18. Londra, 1802. 2 v. in i.
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nuovo ristampate. [Anon,] Vinegia,i564.
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^The same. Tr. with notes, by W. S. Rose.
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^Bojardo (M. M.) Orlando innamorato, ri«
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as the original, by W. S. Rose. Edin-
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ed. London, 1819. 3 v. 8**. x8. 1065. 12
The same. Divine comedy, tr. into Eng-
lish verse by I. C. Wright. New ed.
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Boston, 1867. 3 V. 4°. X8.1064.1
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Ford. London, 1870. 8**. x8. 1065.22
^The same. Die gOttliche komCdie, ttber-
setzt von C. L. Kannegiesser. 3e aufl.
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The same. Inferno, tr. by I. C. Wright.
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^The same. Tr. in terza rima by J. Day-
man. London, 1843. 12% x8. 1065. 17
^The same. A prose tr. with the text, by
J. A. Carlyle. London, 1849. 12**.
x8. 1064. 12
^The same. A tr. in verse, with notes, by
B. Whyte. London, 1859. 8'. 18. 1065.9
^The same. First canticle of the Divine
Comedy, tr. by T. W. Parsons. Boston,
1867. 4**. x8. 1064.4
The same. Von der hOlle, tlbersetzt von
L. Bachenschwanz. Leipzig, 1767. 16**.
18.1063. 1 7
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Poetry,
{Paradise),
— -Paradiso. Tr. by L C. Wright London,
1840. S"". 18. 1065.6
(Purgatory),
Purgatorio. Tr. by L C. Wright Lon-
don, 1836. 8". x8. 1065.7
^The same. Purgatory, tr. in ternary rhyme
by C. B. Cayiey. London, 1853. i6'.
18. 1065.24
^The same. Ed. with tr. and notes by A. J.
Butler. London, 1880. 8"*. 18.1065. 11
*— -Lyrische gedichte, iibersetzt und erklilrt
von C. L. Kannegiesser und C. Witte.
2eaufl. Leipzig, 1842. 2 v. 16**. 18.3055. i
Rime, Salmi penitenziali, ed il credo.
pp. 83-220 of z8. 1065.23
— FiRENZUOLA (A.) Rime. Milano, 1802. 8*.
V. 4 [Classic! italiani].
— FoRTiGUERRA (N.) Ricciardetto, di NiccolO
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da V. Benini. Milano, 1813. 8 .
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1557]. s. 4^ 18.3051.3
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lone Zipoli. [pseudonymX. Milano, 1807.
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— LONGHENA (F.) Alcuni componimenti allu-
sivi a Dante Alighieri. Milano, 1844. I*
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ischer kinder-mord, [Ubersetzt von] B.
H. Brockes ; nebst leben des Marino und
anmerkungen von J. U. KOning. 2e aufl.
Ubersehen von C. F. Weichmann. Ham-
burg, 1725. s. 8*. z 8.305 1. 1 1
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L., e d' altri della stessa famiglia. Rac-
colte per F. Cionacci. Ed. 2a. Berga-
mo, 1760. 8°. 18.1061.5
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— Monti (G. B.) Cento cinquanta brindisi di
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1791. i6'. 18. 3051. 17
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vetro. Basilea, 1582. 2 v. in i. 4"*.
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^The same. London, 1873. 8'. z8.1061.14
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rime e I'Orfeo, colle illustrazioni del L
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e Le viti e del vino di Tirsi Albeno.
[pseudonA Venezia, 1772. I2'. z8. 3050.6
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son. Boston, 1865. 12*. x8.3106.47
578
Poetry.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Poett.
(Sanscrit and Hindoo),
Criticism,
-WiLUAMS (M.) Indian epic poetry; with a
fall analysis of the Rimdyana and of the
leading story of the Mahi-bh^uata. Lon-
don, 1863. 8% Z8.3z06.51
Collections.
-Aknold (E.) Indian poetry, containing [ex-
tracts] from the Gtta Govinda of Jaya-
deva, Mahdbh&rata, Hitopadesa, and
other poems. London,z88z. 8**. z8.3106.38
-Broughton (T. D.) Selections from the
popular poetry of the Hindoos. London »
Z814. i6*. z8.3106.46
-MuiR (I.) Metrical translations from Sanskrit
writers. London, 1879. d""* z8.3106.34
-ScHLEGBL (F. von). Gedichte aus dem in-
dischen. pp. 193-262. v. zo of 9.566.2
Single poets,
-Kalidasa. Birth of the war-god. Tr. from
the Sanskrit by R. T. H. Griffith. 3d ed.
London, Z879. 8'- z8.3106.39
-> -Kum4ra Sambhava. Sanskrite et latine, ed.
A. F. Stenzler. Berlin, 1838. 4".
zz. 2688. 14
- -Meghaduta et 9ringaratilaka, ex recensione
J. GUdemeister. Bonnae, 1841. 8".
z8.3106.36
» -The same. Cloud messenger; tr. into Eng-
lish verse with notes by H. H. Wilson.
2ded. London, 1843. 4^ zz.2698.17
- -The same. Wolkenbote, llbersetzt und er-
Iflutert von C. SchtlU. Nebst H. H.
Wilson's englischer Hbersetzung. Biele-
feld. 1859. 8*. z8.3106.21
» -Raghuvansa. Sanskrite et latine, ed. A.
F. Stenzler. London, 1832. 4''. ZZ.2688.9
-MahaBharata. Ardschuna's reise zu In-
dra's himmel, nebst anderen episoden.
In der ursprache herausg., metrisch llber-
setzt, von F. Bopp. Berlin, 1824. 2 v.
in z. 8\ z8. 3106. 14
- -Bhagavad-gita; sive, Crishnae* et Arjunae
colloquium de rebus divinis. Textum re-
censuit, interpretationem latinam adjedt
A. G. a Schlegel. Ed. altera, cura C.
LassenL Bonnae, 1846. 8^ z8.3106.17
- -The same. Dialogues of Kr^fishnft and
Arj60n, tr. by C. Wilkins. New York.
1867. 8*. z8.3106.16
- -Diluvium, cum tribus aliis episodiis, ed. F.
Bopp. Fasciculus prior, textus sanscri-
tus. Berolini, 1829. s. 4''. z8. 3106. 24
- -Nalus, ed. [et] latine vertit F. Bopp.' Lon-
dini, 1819. 8°. z8.3106.18
• -The same. NalopAkh3rdnam. Story of
Nala. Text [ed.] by M. Williams; met-
rical tr. by H. H. Milman. Oxford, i860.
8'. 15.986.9
» -The tame. Nala and Damayanti, and other
Stems, tr. into English verse, by H. H.
Uman. Oxford, 1835. 8**. 20. 1237.2
• -The same. Nal und Damajanti. [Ueber-
•etzt von F. RUckert]. pp. 5-124.
V. 12 of 9.554.2
• "The same. Nala und Damayanti. Her-
ausg. von H. Bro^haus. Leipzig, 1859.
#*• Z8.3106.9
— ^Valmiki. Ramayana : traduzione italiana
per G. Gorresio. Parigi, 1847-58. 5 v.
4°. Z8.3107.1
^The same. Iliad of the East: legends from
the Rflm&yana, by F. Richardson. Lon-
don, 187a p. 8°. Z8.3 106.45
—Veda. Rigveda-Sanhita. Liber primus. San-
skritd et latind; ed. F. Rosen. London,
1838. 4\ ZZ.2698.6
«- -The same. Sacred hymns of the Brahmans,
tr. by F. M. Mailer, v. x. London,
1869. 8°. zz.685.19
^The same. Rig-V6da, traduction de A.
Langlois. Paris, 1870. 1. 8''. z8.3106.13
Sanhitd of the S&ma Veda, tr. by J. Steven-
son. London, 1842. 8''. zz.2698.15
— Zbrbrochenb gsfIss. [Anon.] Ueberseut
und erlSutert von G. M. Dursch. Berlin,
Z828. 4''* Z&3Z06.23
10. Portuguese.
— Camobns (L. de). SftmmtUche gedichte,
deutsch von W. Storck. Paderbom,
1880-81. 3 V. z6*. z8.3052.24
Os Lusiadas. AvinhaO, 1818. 2 v. in i.
16". Z8.3052.9
— -The same. The Lusiad, or the discovery
of India. Tr. by W. J. Mickle. 3d ed.
London, 1798. 2 v. S"". Z8.3052.7
^ -The same. The Lusiads, tr. into English
verse bv J. J. Aubertin. London, 1878.
2 V. 8 . Z8.3052.6
^The same. Books i to v, tr. by E. Quilli-
nan, with notes by J. Adamson. Lon-
don, X853. d'"' Z8.3052.8
XX. ScandistavioH.
(Danish).
— Baggrsbn (J. I.) Skiemtsomme riimbreve.
KiObenhavn, 1807, 8*. z8. 3070. 13
— Grundtvio (N. F. S.) . Roskilde riim. Kj6-
benhavn, 1814. i6'. z8. 3072. 17
— GuLDBBRG (F. H.) Samlede digte. Kj5ben-
havn, 1803. 2 V. i6'. z8. 3072. 16
^Obhlenschlabgbr (A.) Gods of the north,
an epic poem. Tr. into English verse by
W. E. Frye. London, 1845. « • z8. 3076. 25
(Icelandic),
— HXRBEKT (W.) Select Icelandic poetry, tr.
from the originals, with notes. London,
1804. 8^ pt. I of z8.3086.z3
(Swedish),
— FranzAn (F. M.) Skaldestycken. Orebro,
1824-29. 3v. 8". z8.3071.1z
— RUNEBERG (J. L.) Lyrical songs, idylls and
epigrams, done into English by E. Mag-
nusson, and E. H. Palmer. London,
1878. 16**. z8. 3086. 10
— TegnAr (E.) Frithiof, [tr.] by R. G. Latham.
London, 1838. 12* ZO.597.12
^The same. Frithiofs saga. [Tr.] by W.
L. Blackley. ist Am. ed. Ed. by B.
Taylor. New York, 1867. 12*. z8.308z.z7
^The same. Fridthjofs saga, tr. by G.
Stephens. pp. 113-364 of Z8.S070.Z
See^ alM, MythologytiScamdiMaviaM),
579
Poetry.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Poetiy.
12. Slavic.
-^cherr(J.) Gedichte der SUvenlftnder : BSti-
men, Serbien, Polea» RussUnd. pp. 585-
684. 17. 1036. 1
(Bohemian).,
— BowRiNG (J.) Cheskian anthology; history
of the poetical literature of Bohemia, with
translated specimens. London, 1832. 18*".
18.3086.18
— RUKOPis KrIlodworsky. Sebrinj lyricko-
epickych n&rodnjch zpewu. WydAn od
W^lawa Hanky. Wpraze, 18 19. 16°.
18.3080.10
— -The same. Die kOniginhofer handschrift,
aus dem AltbOhmischen metrisch Hber-
setzt von Wenzel Swoboda. Herausg.
von Wenzel Hanka. Frag, 1819. 16°.
pt. 2 of 18.3080. 10
— Wratislaw (A. H.) Bohemian poems, tr.
with an introductory essay. London,
1849. 16". 18.3086. 19
{PoUsh).
^Klaczko (J.) Polish poetry in the 19th cen-
tury, pp. 53-129 of 18.3086.22
(Russian),
— BORG (C. F. von der). Poetische erzeugnisse
der Russen. Riga, 1823. 2 v. 16 .
zo.606.20
— BowRiNG (J.) Specimens of the Russian po-
ets, with preliminary remarks and bio-
graphical notices. Boston, 1822. 12".
18.3086.15
— DuPRft DE Saint-Maurb (P. J. E.) Antho.
logic russe. Paris, 1823. 4*. ZO.608.8
— Lermontopp (M.) Circassian boy. Tr.
through the German by S. S. Conaot.
Boston, 1875. sq. i6*. x8.3086.20
{Servian),
— BowRiNG (J.) Servian popular poetry, trans-
lations. London, 1827. i8*. 18.3086. 17
—Gerhard (W. C. L.) Gesflnge der Serben.
2e aufl. Herausg. von IC. Braun-Wies-
baden. Leipzig, 1877. 16". 18.3071.30
13. Spanish,
Criticism^ with history,
— Velazquez (L. J.) Geschichte der spanischen
dichtkunst. Uebersetzt von J. A. Dieze.
GOttingen, 1769. s. 8*. 17. 1041. 13
— WiFFEN (J. H.) Essay on Spanish poetry.
92 pp. of z8. 3052. 20
Collections.
— BowRiNG (J.) Ancient poetry and romances
of Spam. London, 1824. 8". 18.3052. 11
— Churton (E.) [Poems, mostly by Gongora,
illustrating the times of Philip iii and iv
of Spain. Tr. into English verse]. Lon-
don, 1862. 2 V. 16°.
vv. I, 2 of x8. 3052.21
— Depping (G. B.) Sammlung der besten alten
spanischen historischen, ritter- und mau-
rischen romanzen. Altenburg, 1817. 12".
18.3052.25
— DuRAN (A.) Romancero de romances, cabal-
lerescos 6 histdricos anteriores al siglo
zviii. Madrid, 1832. 2 v. in i. 16''.
x8.3052.22
Romancero de romances moriscos. Mad-
rid, 1828. 16". 18.3052.23
— Fastenrath (J.) Spanischer romanzenstrauss.
Leipzig, 1866. 8'. x8.3052.15
— JossE (A. L.) El tesoro espafiol. Londres,
1802. 2 V. 8'. w. 3. 4 of 10.635.12
—Kennedy (J.) Modern poets and poetry of
Spain. London, 1852. 8*. 18.3052.3
The same. London, i860. 8*. x8. 3052.3
— OcHOA (E. de). Tesoro de los poemas espa-
fioles epicos, sagrados y burlescos. Pa-
ris, 1840. 8*. XO.635.4
^The same. x8. 3052.4
—Wolf (F. J.) Floresta de rimas modemas
castellanas. Paris, 1837. a v. in i. 8*.
xo.635.8
Single poets,
—Cervantes Saavedra (M. de). Viaje tl
Parnaso. pp. 267-351. v. 3 of xo.635.11
The same. Voyage to Parnassus, tr. by G.
W. J. Gyll. 118 pp. of 18.3052.14
—La Vega (G. L. de). Obras. Madrid, 1765.
8". x8. 3052. 19
^The same. Works, tr. into English verse
by J. H. Wiffen. London, 1823. 8'.
x8. 3052.30
— QuEVEDO Y ViLLEGAS (F. G. de). Pamasso
espafiol, y musas castellanas. Madrid,
1650. s. 4'. 18.3052.5
— Tafalla Negrete (J.) Ramillete poetico dc
discretas flores. Zarago9a, 1706. s. 4*.
x8. 3052. 18
— ZoRRiLLA (J.) Obras po^ticas. Paris, 1847.
8". V. I of xo.635.6
Set, alt0, Qd.
14. ^ilsh,
—Evans (E.) Specimens of the poetry of the
antient Welsh bards. Tr. into English,
with notes. London, 1764. 4°. x8.ic^.i6
N^e. Single poets, English or American, wtR
omitted in the enumerauon above, on account of
their great number.
.S>/, al*0^ Arthur, Ballads, Chariemagne, Em-
blems. Epigrams, Fables, Fiction {Rgm^mca of
chivmtry and the iniddU <VVft) p. S39i Hnmof,
Hymns, (^outioos, Satire, Songs.
Poets.
— Bajllbt (A.) Jugemens des savans snr les
poetes. Paris, 172a. 2 v. 4**.
w. 3, 4 of 17.1038.2
— Bell (R.) Lives of English poets. Ix>ndoii,
1839. 2v. i6*. 32.2012.2
— Blount (T. P.) Characters and censures of
poets, ancient and modem. London, 1694.
s. 4'. X8.3077.8
— BoRRiCHius or BoRCH (Q.) DissertaUones
academicae de poetis. Iterum evulgatae.
Francofurti, 1683. s. 4"*. 18.3077.6
— Gibber (C.) Lives of the poets of Great Brit-
ain and Ireland, to the time of Swift
London, 1753. 5 v. 12*. x8. 107841.26
7-Crusius (L.) Lives of the Roman poets.
London, 1726-32. 2 v. 4*. 12. 745*26-
— Floder (M.) Specimen [i-iv] de po€tis in
Svio-Godiia graecis. Upsaliae, 1785-89.
s. 4'. 10. 597- 1^
—Hamilton (W.) Poets laureate of England.
London, 1879. 8**. 18. 1077. 18
— Johnson (S.) Lives of the English poets.-
London, 1801. 3 v. 8*.
w. 9-11 of 6.a35i*<
580
Poets.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Poland.
The same. Charlestown, 1810. 2 v. 8'.
6.348.5
The same. With notes by P. Cunningham.
London^ 1854. 3 v. 8'. 6.338^.4
^Tne same. Philadelphia, 1870. 2 v. 12*.
6.367.3
—LiD^N (J. H.) and Broocman (C. U.) His-
toriola litteraria poStanim svecanorum.
Upsaliae, 1764-1803. s. 4". xo.595.17
— LiZEL (G.) Historia poetanim graecorum
Germaniae. Francofurti, 1730. 8^.9. 538a. I2
— Meres (F.) Comparative discourse of Eng-
lish poets with the Greeke, Latine, and
Italian poets, 1598. pp. 147-158.
pt. 2 of 18. 1076. 1 1
-OUSELEY {Sir G.) Biographical notices of
Persian poets. London, 1846. 8". I z. 2687.2
— Phillips (E.) Theatrum poetarum anglica-
norum. Characters of the English poets,
down to the year 1675. 3d ed. With
notes of sir E. Brydges. Geneva, 1824.
2 V. in I. 8*. 18.1077.7
— RossETTi (W. M.) Lives of famous [Eng-
lish] poets. London, 1878. 8*". 18.1077. 14
— SoUTHEY (R.) Essay on the lives of our un-
educated poets. London, 1831. p. 8**.
6.347.2
— Taylor (H.) Life poetic.
pp. 109-150 of 21.1316. 19
— Teuffel (W. S.) Caecilius Statius, Pacu-
vius, Attius, Afranius. Ttibingen, 1858.
4'. 13.783.2
— Trollope (F. E.) and (T. A.) Homes and
haunts of Italian poets. London, 188 1.
2 V. 8'. 12.722.3
— Weigh ert (A.) Poetarum latinorum Hostii,
Laevii, C. Licinii Calvi,' C. Helvii Cinnae,
C. Valgii Rufi, Domitii Marsi, aliorumque
vitae et carminum reliquiae. Lipsiae,
1830. 8'. x3.781.15
Poggio Bracciolini (Giovanni Francesco), b,
1380. d. 1459.
— Shepherd (W.) Life of Poggio BracciolinL
Liverpool, 1802. 4**. z2.718.15
Poisons.
— Blyth (A. W.) Detection of poisons.
pp. 239-456 of 30.1934.45
— Dragendorff (G.) Die gerichtlich-chemische
ermittelung von giften. 2e aufl. St. Pe-
tersburg, 1876. 8". 30.1925.22
— Naquet (A.) Legal chemistry, a guide to
the detection of poisons. From the
. French by J. P. Battershall. New York,
1876. 12*. 30.1933.44
^Nicander. Alexipharmaca ; seu, de venenis
eorumque remediis, cum Eutecnii para-
. phrasi graeca. Emendavit J. G. Schnei-
der. Halae, 1792. 8**. 14.903.9
—Otto (F. J.) Anleitung zur ausmittelung der
gifte und zur erkennung der blutflecken.
5e aufl. von R. Otto. Braunschweig,
1875. 8*. 30.1925.20
— Poland (A.) Animal poisons, pp. 618-649.
V. I of 29.3837.1
—Reese (J. J.) Manual of toxicology. Phila-
delphia, 1874. 8". 30.1925.24
^Selmi (F.) Ptomaine; od alcaloidi cadaverici
in correlazione colla medicina legale.
Bologna, 1881. 8°. 30.1935.13
Nuovo processo generale per la ricerca
delle sostanze venefiche. Bologna, 1875.
8". pt. 2 of 30.1935.13
— ^WoRMLEY (T. G.) Micro-chemistry of poi-
sons. New York, 1869. 8°. 30.1925.26
S€€^ «/rtf. Lead.
Poisson (Sim6on Denis). ^.1781. d, 1840.
— Arago (D. F. J.) Poisson. pp. 593-698.
V. 2 of 26.1652.9
Poitou (France).
— AuBER (C. A.) Etude sur les historiens du
Poitou depuis ses origines connues.
Niort, 1870. 8*. 17. 1033. 1
Pola.
— Allason (T.) Picturesque views of the an-
tiquities of Pola in Istria. London, 1819.
f^ Cabinet z.3.4
Poland. Description and travels.
— CoxE (W.) Travels into Poland, [1778]. pp.
1-351. V. I of ZO.604.7
— Hutchinson (A. H.) Try Cracow and the
Carpathians, [1871]. 2d ed. London,
1872. 16'. xo.605.24
— James 0- T.) Travels in the south of Russia
and Poland, [1814]. pp.448-527of 10.606.3
— Mably (G. B. de). Du gouvernement et des
lois de la Pologne. pp. 1-336.
V. 8 of 8.493.7
— Michsll (T.) Handbook for travellers in
Poland. New ed. London, 1865. 12*.
10.602. 14
— Perreyve (H.) La Pologne, (1772-1865).
Paris, 1865. 16'. 10.603.21
— Regnard n. F.) Voyage de. Pologne, [1683].
pp. 366-430. V. 27 of 19. 1 161. z
— Ross (M.) Descriptive view of Poland.
pp. 7-66 of 10.603.14
— R0USSEA17 (J. J.) Considerations sur le gou-
vernement de Pologne, et sur sa reforma-
tion projet6e, 1772. pp. 265-455.
v. 8 of 8.494.1
—Saint-Pierre (J. H. B.) Observations sur
la Pologne. pp. 245-267. v. 2 of 8.496.3
History,
— Annales Poloniae, edentibus R. R6pell et W.
Arndt. pp. 574-689. v. 19 of 9.528.1
— Chodzko (L.) Histoire des legions polo-
naises en Italie. Paris, 1829. 2 v. 8''.
ZO.603.8
— Choisnin (J.) M6moires ; ou, discours de
reiection du roy de Polongne, [1571-73].
pp. 375-442. V. II of 8.454.1
— Chronicon Polonorum usque ad a. 11 13. Ed.
I. Szlachtowski et R. K5pke. pp. 418-
478. V. 9 of 9.528.1
—Dunham (S. A.) History of Poland, [560-
1830]. London, 1831. 16'. 32.2022.7
The same. 10.603.30
— Fletcher (J.) History of Poland, from the
earliest period, hfew York, 1846. 18".
32.2010.17
— Lengnich (G.) Historia polona a Lecho ad
Augusti II. mortem. Lipsiae, 1740. 8'.
xo.603.21
— Ross (M.) History of Poland from its foun-
dation as a state, to the present time.
Newcastle upon Tyne, 1835. 8*. ZO.603.14
58Z
PoUimL
• SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Political economy.
— RUDAWSKI (L. J.) Historiarum Poloniae
libri ix, regnante Joaime Casimiro, 164&-
60. £<L L. Mizlerus. Varsaviae, 1755.
f. XO.608.1
— RuLHiibiB (C. C. de). Histoire dc raoarchie
de Pologne, et du d^membrement de cette
rtpubliquc, [1467-1774]. Paris, 1807.
4 V. 12*. 10.60a.24
— SoLTYK (R.) Polcn und seine helden im lelx-
tcn freiheitskampfe. [860-1830]. Aus
dem Franz^ischen von H. Eisner. Stutt-
gart, 1834. 2 V. 8*. ZO.603.12
1>/, uUc^ Russia.
Polaris {propeller),
—Blake (E. V.) Arctic experiences : a history
of the Polaris expedition. New York,
1874. 8'. 3.101.17
See, alec, Arctic regions.
Polarization of light. See Light
Polar re^ont. See Arctic regions, Antarctic
* regions.
Polda or Pohide (Monastery),
— Lbuckfbld (J* ^0 Antiquitates poeldenses.
Wolfenbuttelii, 1707. s. 4*. 9.532.20
Pole (Reginald), b, 1500. d, 1558.
— Phillips (T.) History of the life of Reginald
Pole. 2d ed. London, 1767. 2 v. 8'.
6.364.26
Political economy.
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2^l$02.ll
^The same. 4th ed. London, 1766. 2 v.
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^The same. 6th ed. London, 1793. 8'.
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ternational law, Law, Law of nature. Peace,
Railroads, Republics, Social science. Treaties.
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Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Prussia, United
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Pol]^gsii^«
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the middle age of Louis xv. pp. 257-
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de chambre de madame de Pompadour.
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Pompeii.
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poli, 1859. 8. V. Art/oom. C.l.8
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g6n6ral des peintures, etc. Paris, 1870.
7 V. 8'. Art room. B.4.14
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13.734.27
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dessin^. Paris. 1855. 1. 8". 12.716.8
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scenes de la civilisation romaine. 2e 6d.
Tours, 1880. 8\ 12.713.22
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the topography, edifices and ornaments of
Pompeii. London, 1832. 2 v. 8".
x2.716.11
The same. London, 1875. 8°. 12.716. 15
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— NissEN (H.) Pompeianische studien zur
stidtekunde des altertums. Leipzig, 1877.
8'. 13.716.9
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1858. folded 16*. 12. 710. 1 5
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bHuden und kunstwerken. 2e aufl. Leip-
zig, 1866. 2v.ini. 8*. 12.716.13
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and Pompeii. With descriptive letter-
press in lulian, French and English.
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de Pomp6i. Lithographi6es en couleur
par M. Roux. Paris, 1867. f**.
Cabinet 3.17.1
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tiquit6s de Tancienne ville de Pompeii,
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Pompeius (Cneius). b. B.C. io6. d. 48.
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V. 4 of 14.907.1
The same. Pompey. pp. 50-158.
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Poncelet (Jean Victor), b. 1788. d. 1867.
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du J. V. Poncelet. Paris, 1869. 8^
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26.1598. Box 3
Poncelet's undershot wheel.
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Ponta DtlgtidtL (Island 0/ St. MUhaeU),
— Notice about the artificial port of Ponu Dcl-
gada, (in course of construction) Island of
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The same. Atlas. Paris, i8i8. 1. T.
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Pontus and Sidonia (romance),
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Pope (Alexander), b, 1688. d. 1744.
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— Correspondence of Pope. London, 18S4.
3 V. 8". w. 8-10 of z8. 1096.15
The same. Ed. by W. Elwia. London,
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Letters of Pope to Atterbury, when in the
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22 pp. of 6.315.99
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—Bell (R.) Life of Alexander Pope. pp. 264.-
326. V. 2 of 6.347-14
— Carruthers (R.) Life of Alexander Pope.
2d ed. London, 1857. 16". 6.364.28
— De Quincey (T.) Life of Pope.
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— Disraeli (L) Pope and his quarrels, pp.
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— Drake (N.) Biographical and critical sketch
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— Dyce (A.) Memoir of Pope. pp. v-cxL
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— GiLFiLLAN (G.) Life of Alexander Pope,
pp. v-xxv. V. I of 18. 1096.18
—Johnson (S.) Pope. pp. 211-323.
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The same. pp. 217-358. v. 2 of 6.367.5
^The same. pp. iii-xlii of 18. 1096. 16
— RoscoE (W.) Life of Pope, and an estimate
of his poetical character and writings.
London, 1824. 8'. v. i of 18. 1096.15
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— RuFFHEAD (O.) Life of Alexander Pope, with
an essay on his writings and genius. Lon-
' don, 1769. 4*. 6.366.1
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Pope.
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Popham.
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character and poetry of Pope. London,
1826. 8% pt. 2 of z8. 1096. 12
— -Letters to lord Bjrron on a question of poeti-
cal criticism. 3d ed. London, 1822. 8*.
z8. 1096. 12
— CoNiNGTON (J.) Poetry of Pope.
pp. 1-73 of 21. 1303. 1
^The same. pp. 1-5 1.
V. for i858of 31.1315.8
— De Quincey (T.) Alexander Pope.
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Lord Carlisle on Pope. pp. 250-315.
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pp. xvii-cxlvii. v. X of 18. 1096. 14
— GiLFiLLAN (G.) Genius and poetry of Pope.
pp. iii-xxi. V. 2 of 18.1096. 18
— Lessing (G. E.) Ueber Popens genie und
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— Lowell (J- R) Pope.
pp. 385-433 of 21. 1325. 15
— Reed (H.) Age of queen Anne: Pope.
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Pope (5i> Thomas). ^.1508. </. I559-
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Alsc^ Roman catholic church, Rome, Vatican.
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Popham colony (Maine).
— Ballard (E.) Memorial volume of the Pop-
ham celebration, 1862. Portland, 1863.
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Popocatepetl.
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cale et 6conomique des pavots et des ar-
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— LuARD (H. R.) Porson. pp. 125-171.
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1877. 2v. 8°. 24.1496.13
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and present condition of the college of
New Jersey. By officers and graduates
of the college. Boston, 1879. 4*. 24. 1498. 11
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the college of New Jersey, who served in
the army and navy of the United States,
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metnoriam^ by H. C. Cameron. With an
oration by J. T. Duryea. Philadelphia,
1866. 8^
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tion of the one hundredth anniversary of
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29th, 1869. [Including the history of the
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1871. 8'.
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instituted in the college of New Jersey,
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society of Princeton college. Princeton,
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stituted in the college of New Jersey,
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Princeton college. Princeton, 1878. I2*.
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logue of the loan collection of antiquities
connected with the art of printing. Lon-
don, 1877. 8". 17. 1027.22
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ed. London, 1877. 8*« 17. 1028. 21
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raphy. London, 1818. 8*. 17. 1027. 18
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cluding the lives of the Stephani. Ed.
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vention of printing, including also, notices
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tagne. Nantes, 1876. 43 pp. I. 8*.
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hundert jahren in Breslau befindlichen
stadtbuchdruckerey. Breslau, 1804. 86
pp. 4^. 17. 1028. 19
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ing [as illustrated at the Vienna exhibi-
tion, 1873]. Washington, 1875. 19 pp.
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w. 5, 6 of 4. 173. 1
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and typographical anecdote. 2d ed., with
continuation. London, 1842. 1. 8*.
17.1028.18
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invention of printing by L. J. Coster,
critically examined. From the Dutch by
J. H. Hessels. London, 1871. 8". 17.1027.2
— Weimars album zur vierten sftcularfeier der
buchdruckerkunst am 24 Juni, 1840.
[Anon.] Weimar, [1840]. 8". 17. 1028.15
— WiLLETT (R.) Memoir on the origin of print-
ing, pp. 267-316. v. II of 5.2286.1
{Lists of books printed in the 15M century),
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books printed in the fifteenth century,
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venta usque ad annum MD. typis ex-
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S44, altOy Alphabets, Block-books« Caxton (W.),
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authors. London, 1861. 12**. 6.367.4
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— Adshead (J.) Prisons and prisoners. Lon-
don, 1845. 8*". 24.1475.21
—Beaumont (G. A. de La B. de), and Tocque-
viLLE (A. C. H. C. de). On the peniten-
tiary system in the United States, and its
application in France; tr. by F. Lieber.
Philadelphia, 1833. 8% 24.1475.16
^The same. 24.1475-23
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tion house. London,i79i. 16^. 24.1475.28
The same. Postscript. London, 1791. 2
V. i6\ 24.1475.28
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moires sur les prisons de Paris, [1792-93].
Paris, 1823. 2 V. 8". 7.2422.23
— Eberty (G.) GefSngnisswesen in seinem zu-
sammenhange mit der entwickelung der
strafrechtspflege Hberhaupt. Dresden,
1858. 81 pp. 8**. 24.1476. Box 2
597
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fangenschaft und gefftngnisse. [Aus dem
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von S. Klein. Ratibor,i853. 8*. 34.1474.5
— FrVB years' penal senritude; by one who has
endured it. New ed. [Amm,] London,
1878. i6'. 34.1475.26
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ration. Philadelphia, 1861. 8% 34.1475.18
•^G&AY (F. C.) Prison discipline in America.
London, 1848. 8*. pt 2, v. 3 of 34. 1476. 11
—Haines (C. G.) Report on the penitentiary
system in the United Sutes. New York,
X822. 8^ 34.1476. Box 2
— Hahrison (G. L.) Prison economy.
pp. 89-242 of 34.1523.8
— HoLTZENDORFF (F. J. W. P. von). Das irische
gef&ngnisssystem. Leipzig, 1859. 8**.
34.1476. Box 2
—Howard (J.) State of the prisons in Eng-
land and Wales, with an account of some
foreign prisons. 3d ed. Warrington,
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[Hope],
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34.1476.3
— LiNDSLBY (J. B.) Prison discipline and penal
legislation. Nashville, Tenn., 1874. 64
pp. 8*. 34.1476. Box 2
— Mayhew (H.) tfiK/ BiNNY (J.) Criminal pris-
ons of London, and scenes of prison life.
London, 1862. 8*. 34.1475.2
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delinquents. New York, 1869. 8".
34.1475.M
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60. 15 V. in 9. 8'. 34. 1475. 1 1
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ations in favor of maintaining the present
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—Reports of the prison association of New
York, for 1870 and '72. Albany, 1871-73.
2v. 8'. 34.1475.17
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Boston, 1826-53. Boston, 1855. 3 v. 8".
34. 1476. 1 1
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—Transactions of the [first] international
penitentiary congress, 1872. Ed. by E.
Pears. London, 1872. 8**. 34.1475.14
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congress, held in Cincinnati, 1870.
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— -The same. Fourth congress, held in New
York, 1876. Ed. by E. C. Wines. New
York, 1877. 8*. 34.1475.12
-*VlLAlN xiiii (J. J. P.) M6moire sur les
moyens de corriger les malfaiteurs et les
faineants k leur propre avantage et de les
rendre utiles k T^tat. Nouvelle 6d. par C.
H. Vilain xuu. Bmxelles, 1841. 8*.
34.1475.4
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ternational congress on the preveatioD
and repression of crime, including peul
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241475.13
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tions in the civilixed world. Cambridge,
[Mass.], 1880. 8*. 34.1475.1
Stt, a/s0. Crime, Law {erimu mnd puniMkm€tU\
p. 385, Punishinent.
AUe, AnderaooTille, Bastile, MiUbank, Ridi-
moDd, United Sutet {Civil war).
Probabilities.
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le calcm des probabilit^s. pp. 287-315.
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Paris, 1862. 18**. 36.1596.38
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des chances et des probabilit^s. Paris,
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don, 1718. 4*. 36.1596.16
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—Thomson (K. B.)
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163. V. I of 6.347.6
— Malden (H.) Raleigh, pp. 135-151.
V. I of 32.2011. 5
—Napier (M.) Sir Walter Raleigh.
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ana, 1595. pp. 325-396 of 3.1 II. 16
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608
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1836.
Thomas Mann Ran-
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dolph.
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27.1696.8
Raschid*Eldiii.
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Rationalism. See Infidelity.
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Ray.
— Leydig (F.) Anatomie und entwicklungsge-
schichte der rochen. Leipzig, 1852. 8®.
27.1676. Box 2
Ray (John), b. 1628. d, 1705.
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Si€, als0^ Reed, Reid.
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ton, 1837. 12**. 21. 1321.23
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ton, 1858. 12*. 21.1310.14
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thors. New York, 1849. 4 v. 12**.
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03. 5 V. 8°. z8. 1098.20
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ist; consisting of select essays, etc., from
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12**. 2Z. 3290.6
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tion. New York, 1878. 12% 21. 1292.17
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Bernard), b, 1777. d. 1849.
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camier. pp. 1-48. v. 2 of 6.367.1
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Recovery {in law),
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schweig, 1837. 8'. 24.3492.24
Rectum.
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Reding (Aloys von), b, 1755. d. 1818.
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Red Jacket, b. 1752. d, 1830.
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wat-ha, [1779-1827]. Albany, 1866. 8*.
3.112.7
Red River {Louisiana).
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ploration of the Red river of Louisiana,
1852, with reports on the natural history
of the country. Washington, 1854. 8% *
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609
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RefomutioiL
Red Sea.
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Sea; with sailing directions. Translated
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aspersions on the character of Rush, with
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ter. By a member of the Philadelphia
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3145.4
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439. V. 18 of 3.138^2.6
—Reed (W. B.) Life and correspondence of J.
Reed. Philadelphia, 1847. a v. 8°.
4.223.18
— -President Reed of Pennsylvania; a reply to
Mr. Bancroft and others. 2d ed. Phila-
delphia, 1867. 8*. 4.223.20
~ -Rejoinder to Mr. Bancroft's historical essay
. on president Reed. Philadelphia, 1867.
8". 3.145.4
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from Washington to Joseph Reed, during
the American revolution. Boston, 1853.
8^ 4.226.16
Reed (William Bradford), b. 1806. d, 1876.
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art of exhumation of the dead. [Phila-
delphia], 1867. 8**. 3.145.4
See, alio. Read, Reid.
Reeve (Clara), b. 1725. d. 1803.
—Scott {Sir W.) Clara Reeve.
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Reformation. General works,
—Bower (A.) Early progress of the reforma-
tion, 1517-46. pp. 55-280 of 9.545.9
— BoYSEN (J.) Kurzgefasste darstellung der
geschichte der reformation Luthers. Al-
tona, 1818. p. 8'. 31.1950.27
— Fisher (G. P.) Reformation. New York,
1873. 8'. 31. 1952. 10
— GiLLETT (E. H.) Life and times of John
Huss, [1347-1416]. 2d ed. Boston,
1864. av. 8^ 31.1951.3
— Heeren (A. H. L.) Political consequences
of the reformation. Tr. by G. Bancroft.
pp. 241-310 of 14.865.3
— Stebbing (H.) History of the reformation.
London, 1836. a v. 16°. 31. 1950. 19
The same. 32.2022.8
England,
.—Brougham (H.) Reformation. [Amm.]
pp. 1-43 of 5.303.6
— Burnet (G.) Historia reformationis ecclesiae
anglicanae. Genevae, 1689. 2 v. in i.
f*. 31. 1958.8
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the church of England. New ed. Ox-
ford, 1816. 3 V. in 6. 1. 8**. 31. 1956. 1
^The same. Ed. by E. Nares. New York,
1842. 4v. 8'. 3X-I955.3
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[1501-1558]. Milano, 1807. 8*.
[Classici itaUani].
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happening in the church, with an historie
of the same the eight time imprinted.
London, 1641. 3 v. f. 31. 1958.5
— Froude (J. A.) Influence of the reformation
on Scottish character, pp. 128-154.
v. I of 21. 1306.6
— Knox (J.) Historie of the reformatioun of
religioun within Scotland. Edinburgh,
1732. f°. 3x.1958.11
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—Robinson (H.) Original letters relative to
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— Letters and journals of madame Riedesel,
during the American revolution. Trans-
lated by W. L. Stone. Albany, 1867.
1. 8'. 3146.6
Riensi (Cola di, or Niccold Rienzo Gabrini). d.
1313. d. 1354.
— Du Cerceau (1. A.) Conjuration de Nicolas
Gabrini, dit de Rienzi, tyran de Rome
en 1347. Amsterdam, 1734. ^2^ 12.71 1.22
— Zeller (J.) Nicolas Rienzi; ou, Rome au I4e
siicle, 1347-53- PP' 79-185 of 12. 711. 17
Rifles.
— Allin (E. S.) Rules for the management
and cleaning of the rifle musket, model
1855. Washington, 1861. 31 pp. 8''.
No. I of 30.3872.19
— Description and rules for the management
of the Remington navy rifle, model 1870.
Springfield, 1871. 13 pp. 8*.
No. 2 of 30.3872.19
—Metallic ammunition for the Springfield
breech-loading rifle-musket. [Anon.] New
ed. Washington. 1870. 4**. 3O.3878.16
Sef^ also^ Fire arms, Ordnance.
Rieht of search.
— wheaton (H.) Enquiry into the British
claim to a right >of search of American
vessels suspected to be engaged in the
African slave trade. Philadelphia, 1842.
^\ 24.3495."
Rigi {Switzerland),
—Gross (R.) Karte und panorama vom Rigi.
Zurich, 1856. folded I6^ xo.581.21
Rigsmal-Saga.
— Ring (M. de). Essai sur la Rigsmaal-saga, et
sur les trois classes de la soci6t6 ger-
manique. Paris, 1854. I2^ 18.3086.6
Rinderpest.
— First and second reports of the committee
of the New York state agricultural so-
ciety on the rinderpest. Albany, 1S67.
8". 29.3826.6
Rio de La Plata.
—Gorringe (H. H.) Rio de La Plata. Wash-
ington, 1875. 8°. 2.42.10
—Latham (W.) States of the river Plau.
London, 1868. 8*. 3.1323
See^ also^ Argentine republic.
Rloarian property.
— ^JEFFERSON (T.) Proceedings of the govern-
ment of the United States in maintaining
the public right to the beach of the Mis-
sissippi river, adjacent to New Orleans,
against the intrusion of E. Livingston,
pp. 503-604. V. 8 of 4.234.2
Ripley (George), b. 1802. d, 1880.
— Frothingham (O. B.) George Ripley. Bos-
ton, 1882. i6\ 4.223.21
Ripley (Sarah Alden Bradford), b, 1793. d.
1867.
— Hoar (E.) Mrs. Samuel Ripley.
pp. 113-227 of 4.198^.9
Ritschl (Friedrich Wilhclm). b. 1806. d, 1876.
— RiBBECK (O.) Friedrich Wilhelm Ritschl.
Ein beitrag zur geschichte der philolo-
gie. Leipzig, 1879-81. 2 v. 8*. 15.2936.18
Ritson (Joseph), b. 1752. d. 1803.
— Haslewood (J.) Some account of the life
and publications of Joseph Ritson. Lon-
don, 1824. p. 8*. pt 4 of 6.367.5
Rittenhonse (David), b. 1732. d, ijqiS.
— Barton (W.) Memoirs of the life of David
Rittenhouse. With appendix. Philadel-
phia, 1 813. 8*. 4.223.24
— Pennvpacker (S. W.) David Rittenhouse,
the American astronomer.
pp. 61-88 of 4. 192.19
— Ren wick (J.) Life of David Rittenhouse.
pp. 295-398. V. 7 of 3. I38tf.6
—Woodward (T.) Rittenhouse.
pp. 120-146 of 4.1984.15
Ritter (Carl), b, 1779. d. 1859.
—Gage (W. L.) Life of Carl Ritter. New
York, 1867. I6^ 9.546.8
—Kramer (G.) Carl Ritter : ein lebensbild
nach seinem handschriftlichen nachlass.
V. I. Halle, 1864. 8°. 9.546.0
Rivers.
— Debauve (A.) Rivieres, pp. 1-217.
V. 19 of 26.1625.5
The same. Atlas. v. 19 of 26.1628.25
— Frisi (P.) Rivers, [with] an essay on navi-
gable canals. Tr. by J. Garstin. London,
1818. 4% 26.3627.4
The same. New ed. London, 1861. it\
26.3623.18
(River-embankment),
—Commissioners [on] plans for embanking
the River Thames within the metropolis.
Report. London, 1861. f*".
Alumni room.
Sti^ also^ Riparian property.
{River pollution).
— AssAiNissEMENT de la Seine. Eporation et
utilisation des eaux d'6gout« [Awm^
Paris, 1876. 3 V. in 2. 8°, 26.3626. 15
— Commissioners [on] the means of preventing
the pollution of rivers. First-sixth re-
ports to the House of commons. Lon-
don, 1866-74. 14 V. f*. Alumni room.
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Ririera {Coast of the gulf of Genoa),
— Alford (H.) Riviera. Pen and pencil
sketches, from Cannes to Genoa. [Anon.]
London, 1870. L 8*. Z2. 725.1
— Cox (S. S.) Search for winter sunbeams in
the Riviera, Corsica, [etc., 1869]. New
York, 1880. la*". zo.623.15
Roads.
^Beckwith (A.) Reports on asphalt and
bitumen, as applied to the construction of
streets and sidewalks in Paris. Wash-
ington, 1868. 8'. V. 4 of 30.3875.6
^'Bbrgier (N.) Histoire des grands chemins
de Tempire romain. Paris, 1622. 4°.
12.738^.2
— CODRINGTON (T.) Maintenance of macada-
mised roads. London, 1879. 8^.
36.1631.27
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T. 9 of 26.1625.5
— -The same. Atlas. t. 9 of 26.1628.25
«— Gillespie (W. M.) Manual of road-making.
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roads, streets, and pavements. New
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tazione. pt. 2, v. 4 of 12.734.7
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Sert rnUoy Kailroadi.
Roanne (France),
<*Grasfp ( .) M6moire sur Taction que la
digue de Pinay exerce sur les crues de la
Loire k Roanne.
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Roanoake colony ( Virginia),
—Hale (E. E.) Original documents illustrating
the history of sir Walter Raleigh's first
American colony, and the colony at James-
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Robbers and robbery.
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corapleta della causa celebre di furti vio-
lenti discussa dai tribunal! criminali del
ducato di Lucca, nelT anno 1845. Lucca,
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ditti and robbers. 3d ed. London, 1839,
i6\ 1.1.4
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1865. 2v. 8'. 12.713.23
— Moens (W. J. C.) English travellers and
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1866. 16'. 12. 712. 12
Robert I., the Bruce, king of Scotland, b.
1274. d, 1329.
—Barbour (J.) The Bruce; or, the history of
Robert i., king of Scotland, in Scotish
verse. London, 1790. 3 V. 8**. x8. 1080.40
— Tytler (P. F.) Robert Bruce, pp. 285-416;
1-157. w. I, 2 of 1. 10. 12
Robert (the devil)^ duke of Normandy, d, 1035.
— Lyfe of Roberte the deuyll. A romance.
pp. 3-56. V. I of 20.1224.3
^The same. pp. 217-263. v. i of z8. 3094.7
Roberts (David), b. 1796. d, 1864.
— Redgrave (R.)fl#i</(S.) David Roberts, pp.
450-459- V. 2 of 30. 1894. 1 7
Roberts (Nathan S.) b, 1776. d, 1852.
—Stuart (C. B.) Nathan S. Roberts, engineer.
pp. 109-118 of 4.198^.4
Robertson (Frederick William), b, 1816. d.
1853.
—Brooke (S. A.) Life and letters of F. W.
Robertson. Boston, 1869. 2 v. 12°.
6.365.24
^The same. New York, 1878. 12*. 6.365.25
Robertson (John), b. 1824. d, 1865.
— Young (J. G.) Memoir of John Robertson.
Ixxiv pp. of 22.1352.20
Robertson (William). ^.1721. d, 1793.
—Brougham (H.) Robertson [the historian].
pp. 231-303. V. 2 of 6.2342. II
—Lawrence (E.) William Robertson, pp.
327-365. V. I of 6.347.6
—Stewart (D.) Account of the life and writ-
ings of William Robertson, pp. 1-197.
V. I of 6.335.8
Robespierre (Maximilien Marie Isidore de). b,
1758. d, 1794.
—Brougham (H.) Robespierre, pp. 65-88.
V. 5 of 6.367.18
— CouUtois (E. B.) Rapport de Texamen des
papiers trouv6s chez Robespierre et ses
complices. Paris, [1794]- 8 • 7-2423.15
— (Jottschall (R.) Maximilian Robespierre.
pp. 1-122. V. 2 of xo.990.4
Robin-Goodfellow, or Hob-goblin.
— Life of Robin Goodfellow.
pp. 173-207 of 19. 1 120. 2
— Mad pranks and merry jests of Robin Good-
fellow. With an introduction by J. P.
Collier. London, 1841. p. 8*.
V. 2 of 18.3092.1
Robin Hood. Lived in the 13M century,
—Ballads of Robin Hood. pp. 86-236.
V. 1 of 18.3090.5
— Collection of all the ancient poems, songs,
and ballads relating to [Robin Hood].
London. 1820. 12'. 18.3090.16
— Noble birth and gallant atchievemenis of that
remarkable outlaw, Robin Hood. [Anon.]
pp. 63-137. V. 2 of 20.1224.3
Robinson (Henry Crabb). b, 1775. d, 1867.
— Diary, reminiscences, and correspondence of
H. C. Robinson. Ed. by T. Sadler. 2d
ed. London, 1869. 3 v. 8^ 6.36527
Robinson (John), b, 1575. d, 1625.
— Ashton (R.) Memoir of John Robinson,
pp. xiii-lxxxii. v. i of 22.1333.6
— Belknap (J.) John Robinson, pp. 1 51-178.
V. 2 of 4.198^.8
Robinson (William Stevens), b. i8i8. d. 1876.
— ** Warrington " pen-portraits ; personal and
political reminiscences, 1848-76. Ed. by
Mrs. Robinson. Boston, 1877. 8".
4.223.30
619
Rob Roj.
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Romance;
Rob Roj, or Robert McGregor CampbelL b,
1660. d. 1735.
— Macleay (K.) Historical memoirs of Rob
Roy and the clan Macgregor. Edinburgh,
1881. p. 8^ 6.334.13
— Scott (Sir W.) Introduction to the novel
Rob Roy. pp. 5-79 of 20. 1 1 94. 1
Robsart (Amy). B. 1525. d. 1560.
^Adlard (G.) Amye Robsart and the earl of
Leycester. London, 1870. 8*. 6.365.30
Rocella (Li via Dona Cara£Fa, Princess of). See
Caraffa (L. D.)
Rochefort, &r Rochefort-Lncay (Victor-Henri).
3. 1830. ^
—King (E.) Henri Rochefort.
pp. 279-307 of 8.47&1.18
Rochester (Earl of). See Wilmot (J.)
Rock me to sleep, mother. See Allen (E. A.),
Ball (A. M. W.)
Rocks. See Mineralogy.
Rocky Mountains.
—Bird (I. L.) Lady's life in the Rocky Moun-
tains. New York, 1879-80. I6^ 3.162.1a
— Caknegie (Sir J.) Saskatchewan and the
Rocky Mountains, by the earl of South-
esk, [1859-60]. Edinburgh, 1875. 8*-
3113.3
— Ludlow (F.) Heart of the continent : a rec-
ord of travel. New York, 1871. 16*'.
3.162.3
— Parkman (F.) Oregon trail. Sketches of
prairie and Rocky-Mountain life'. Bos-
ton, 1872. 8*". 4. 195. 10
— RuxTON (G. F.) Adventures in the Rocky
Mountains, [1846-47]. New York, 1848.
12°. 3. 123. II
Se*^ also^ California, Pacific railroad, Utah.
Rocky Mountains medical association.
—Toner (J. M.) Biographical sketches of the
members of the Rocky Mountain medical
association. pp. 145-414 of 29.3835.33
Rodents.
— Baird (S. F.) Mammals of the [Mexican]
boundary. [Washington, 1859J. ^^ PP*
27 pi. 4^ 27.1676.7
— CouES (E.) and Allen (J. A.) Monographs
of North American rodentia. Washing-
ton, 1877. 4*. 29.1818.6
See^ ahOy Beaver.
Rodgers (John), b. 1727. d. 181 1.
— Miller (S.) Memoirs of the rev. John Rodg-
crs. New York, 1813. 8'. 4.223.25
[Giger].
Rodney (Caesar), b. 1730. d. 1783 ?
—Sanderson (J.) Caesar Rodney, pp. 313-
351- V. 3 of 4.198^.7
The same. pp. 81-127. v. 8 of 4.198^4
Roebling (John A.) b. 1806. d. 1869.
—Stuart (C. B.) John A. Roebling.
pp. 301-326 of 4.198^.4
Rogers (Ammi). b, 1770.
— Memoirs of Ammi Rogers. 8th ed. Johns-
town, 1838. 12®. 4.223.26
Rogers (John), b. 1500. d, 1555.
—Fox (J.) John Rogers. Compiled from
Acts and monuments, by C. Wordsworth,
pp. 371-426. V. 2 of 6.348.4
Roland de La Platiere (Manon Jeanne Phli-
pon). h. 1754. d, 1793.
— Sainte-Beuve (C. a.) Madame Roland. Tr.
by H. W. Preston.
pp. 93-150 of 8.4784.20
— Shblley (M. W. G.) and "Wallacs, (W.)
Madame Roland, pp. 260-294.
v. 2 of 32.2031.12
—Thomson (K. B.) and (J. C.) Madame Ro-
land, pp. 51-104. V. I of 6.367.1
^Thc same. pp. 45-90. v. i of 6.367.2
Roland {tAe pdladin\ nephew of Charlemapu,
b. . d. 778.
— Ajliosto (L.) Orlando furioso, con annota-
zioni. Firenze, 1821. 4 V. 8'. 18. 1062.3
The same. Tr. by W. S. Rose. London,
1823-31. 8v. 8'. 18. 1062.7
—Chanson de Roland. Tcxte critiqae, ac
compagn6 d*une tr. nouvelle, et pr6cM
d'une introduction historique par L. Gaa-
tier. Paris. 1872. 2 v. 8*. 18.30664
— Dbneken (A. G.) Rolands-sflole in Bremen.
Bremen, 1828. 8^. 9-533.6
—Roland : ein heldengedicht in romanzen
nach Turpins chronik, von F. von Schle-
gel. pp. 1-76. V. 9 of 9.566.2
— Tasso (T.) Rinaldo : a poem in xii books.
From the Italian by J. Hoole. London,
1792. 8'. V. o of Z8.1063.4
— Trautmann (M.) Bildung der temporannd
modi in der chanson de Roland. Halle,
1 87 1. 30 pp. 8^. 28.3068. Box I
Romance.
-—Cox (C. W.) and Jones (E. H.) Popular ro-
mances of the middle ages. New York,
1880. 8**. 20.1223.6
— Scott (5frW.) Essays on chivalry, romance
and the drama. London, [1874]. 8^
2.93. n
— Warton (T.) Origin of romantic fiction in
Europe, pp. Mvi. v. i of 18.1078^.5
See^ al90y Fiction, pp. 339-^40.
Romance languages and literatnre.
— DiEZ (F.) Etymologisches wdrterbnch der
romanischen sprachen. 3e ausg. Bonn,
1869-70. 2 V. 8'. 15.984-5
— ' -The same. Etymological dictionary of the
Romance languages. From the German
by T. C. Donkin. London, 1864. 8*.
IS984-7
Grammatik der romanischen sprachen. 2e
ausg. Bonn, 1856-60. 3v. 8*. 1^984-14
^The same. Introduction to the grammar of
the Romance languages. Tr. by C. B.
Cayley. London, 1863. 8*. 15.984-6
— FucHS (A.) Uebcr die sogenannten unregel-
mlssigen zeitw5rter in den romanischen
sprachen. Berlin, 1840. 8''. 15.984-18
— Helfferich (A.) and Clermont (G. de).
Apergu de Thistoire des Ungues n6olatines
en Espagne. Madrid, 1857. 8\
15.958^. Box 3
—Lewis (Sir G. C.) Essay on the origin and
formation of the Romance languages.
Oxford, 1855. 8'. 15.984-11
^The same. 2d ed. London, 1862. p. 8*.
1S984."
— MiCHAfiLis (C.) Studien zur romanisdien
wortschGpfung. Leipzig, 1876. 8''.
15-9^^7
620
Romance.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Rome.
— Raynouard (F. J. M.) Lcxique reman; ou,
dictionnaire de la langue des troubadours.
Pr6c6d6 d'un r^sumi de la grammaire
romane, et d'extraits de po^mes divers.
Paris, 1844. 6 v. 8**. 15.933-8
— RoMANiscHE studien, herausg. von E. Boeh-
mer. Strassburg, 1875-80. 5 v. 8**.
15.984.4
— Sachs (C.) Friedrich Diez und die romanische
philologie. Berlin, 1878. 8*.
15.958^. Box 3
Rofflbaut, or Rumold (saint),
— Train triomphal ^ Toccasion du jubil6 de
mille ans de saint Rombaut, patron de la
ville et province des Malines. Malines,
[1755]. 4". XO.576.2
Rome. Antiquities,
'^Adam (A.) Roman antiquities; an account
of the manners and customs of the Ro-
mans. Revised by P. Wilson. New
York, 1830. 8*. 12.738^.3
— Agustin (A.) and Orsini (F.) De Romanorum
gentibus et familiis. Lugduni, 1592. s.
r. 243496.9
— Becker (W. A.) Gallus; oder, rOmische scenen
aus der zeit Augusts. Berlin, 1880-82.
3 V. in 2. p. 8"*. 12.738^.4
— -The same. Gallus; or, Roman scenes in
the time of Augustus. Tr. by F. Met-
calfe. 3d ed. London, 1866. p. 8°.
12.738^.4
Handbuch der rOmischen alterthttmer nach
den quellen bearbeitet Fortgesctzt von
Marquardt. Leipzig, 1843-82. 7 v. 8".
1 2.738a. 1 5
—Bender (H.) Rom und rSmisches leben im
alterthum geschildert. Tttbingen, 1879.
I. 8**. 12.736.10
— BOETTIGER (C. A.) Sabine; ou, matin6e
d'une dame romaine k sa toilette. Trad-
uit de TAUemand. Paris, 1813. 8°.
I2.738d!.i7
— BOJSSEN (E. F.) Manual of Roman an-
tiquities. Tr. by R. B. Paul. Ed. by
T. K. Arnold. 8th ed. New York, i860.
12*. 14.878^.19
— Cantel (P. J.) De romana republica, sive de
re militari et civili Romanorum. Ed. 6a.
Lugduni Batavorum, 1726. 12*. 12.2737.21
— Chladenius, or Chladni (E. M.) De gen-
tllitate vetemm Romanorum. Lipsiae,
1742. 4*. 12.2737.9
^-Creuzer (G. F.) Abriss der r5mischen an-
tiquitaten. 2e ausg. Leipzig, 1829. 8"*.
12.2737.17
— Dbzobry (L. C.) Rome au si^cle d'Auguste;
ou, voyage d'un Gaulois k Rome. Paris,
1833-35. 4v. 8*. i2.738tf.18
— Fabricius (G.) Roma. Antiquitatum libri
duo. Basileae, 1587. 2 v. in i. s. 8'.
12.734.21
— Falke (J. von). Greece and Rome, their life
and art. Tr. by W. H. Browne. New
York, 1882. f^ Art room. 8.7.2^
— Falkener (E.) Museum of classical antiqui-
ties. London, 1855. 1. 8*. 12.738^.1
— FORBIGER (A.) Hellas und Rom. Popuiare
darstellungdes 6ffentlichen und hSuslichen
lebens der Griechen und R6mer. Leip.
zig, 1871-74. 3 V. in 2. 8". 12.738^.5
— Friedlaender (L.) Darstellungen aus der
sittengeschichte Roms in der zeit von
August bis Antonine. 3e aufl. Leipzig,
1867-71. 8*. 12.738tf.11
^The same, se aufl. Leipzig, i88i. 3 v.
8'. 12.745. 14
— GOll (H.) Kulturbilder aus Hellas und Rom.
2e aufl. Leipzig, 1869. 3 v. 16**.
14.851.15
— Graevius (J. G.) Thesaurus antiquitatum
romanarum. Traject. ad Rhen., 1694-
99. 12 V. f% 14. 2858. 1
— GUHL (E.) and Koner (W.) Leben der R6.
mer nach antiken bildwerken.
pp. 359-772 of I4.878tf. 13
^The same. Life of the Romans described
from ancient monuments.
pp. 295-596 of 14. 878^.6
— Lange (C. C. L.) ROmische alterthttmer. 2e
aufl. Berlin, 1863-67. 2 v. 8*. 12.738tf.20
—Marquardt (J.) Privat-leben der ROmer.
Leipzig, 1879. 8**. i2.738tf.15
— Middleton (C.) Antiquitatis eruditae monu-
menta, quibus Romanorum veterum ritus
varii, tam sacri quam profani illustrantur.
21 pi. 176 pp. V. 4 of 6.2353.1
— Panvinio (O.) De ludis circcnsibus libri 11.
De triumphis, liber unus. Quibus uni-
versa ferd Romanorum veterum sacra ri-
tusq. declarantur. Patavii, 168 1. f*.
12.778.4
— PiTlscus (S.) Lexicon antiquitatum romana-
rum, in quo antiquitates cum Graecis ac
Romanis communes, tum Romanis pe-
culiares exponuntur. Leovardiae, 17 13.
2 V. f^ 12.778.3
^The same. Hagae-Comitum, 1737. 3 v.
f*. X2.778.3
— Ramsay (W.) Manual of Roman antiquities.
London, [1877 ?] p. 8*. 12.738^.6
—Rich (A.) Dictionary of Roman and Greek
antiquities. 3d ed. London, 1873. 8^.
14.878^.16
— RosiNUS (J.) Antiquitatum romanarum cor-
pus absolutissimum, in quo praeter ea
quae J. Rosinus delineaverat, infinitasup-
plentur T. Dempstero auctore. Ed. pos-
trema. Genevae, 1632. s. 4". 12.2737.3
— The same. Cui accedunt Pauli Manutii libri
duo de legibus, et de senatu, cum An-
dreae Schotti electis. Ed. repurgata.
Trajecti ad Rhenum, 1701. 4*. 12.2737.2
— RUPERTI (G. A.) Grundriss der geschichte
erd- und alterthumskunde, literatur und
kunst der Roemer. Goettingen, 1794. s.
^ 8'. 12.2744.15
— RuPERTi (G. F. F.) Handbuch der rtfmischen
alterthttmer. Hannover, 1841. 8".
V. I of 12. 2737. 1 1
— Stoll (H. W.) Bilder aus dem altrSmischen
leben. 2e aufl. Leipzig, 1877. 16*.
12.738^.21
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— Bellori (J. P.) Admiranda romanarum an-
tiquitatum, ac vcteris sculpturae vestigia
a Petro Sancti Bartolo delineata. Romae,
1693. 82 pi. obi. 4^ Cabinet 3.5.2
— BoissiER (G.) Promenades arch^ologiques:
Rome et Pomp6i, [1876]. Paris, 1880.
'6*« 12.734.37
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Rome.
— Burn (R.) Rome and the Campagna, a de-
scription of the site, buildings, etc., of
ancient Rome. 85 illustrations by Jewitt,
and 25 maps. London, 1876. 4''. 12.736.8
—Burton (E.) Description of the antiquities,
and other curiosities of Rome, 18 18-19.
3d ed. London, 1828. 2 v. ib**. 12.735.12
— Canina (L.) Edifizj di Roma antica. cogniti
per alcune reliquic. Roma, 1848-56. 6
V. 1. f^ Cabinet 3. 1 1— 16
— -Indicazione topografica di Roma antica.
4a ed. Roma, 1850. 1. 8**. 12.736.7
— -Via appia dalla porta Capena a Boville.
Monument!. [Fifty plates]. Roma, 1853.
2 V. 4**. 12.738.9
— Du Perac (E.) Vestigi dell' antichiti^ di
Roma retratti in perspettiva. Roma,
1575. 40 pi. 4^ xa. 736.4
—Dyer (T. H.) Roma. pp. 719-855.
V. 2 of 16. 1006. 2
— Eaton (C. A.) Rome in the nineteenth cen-
tury, containing a complete account of the
ruins of the ancient city, etc. 5ih ed.
London, 1852. 2 v. 8"*. 12.735.20
— FicoRONi (F. de). Vestigia e rarity di Roma
antica. Libri i, ii. Roma, 1745. 4*".
13.736.3
— Gbll (W.) Topography of Rome and its vi-
cinity. New ed. London, 1846. 8".
".735.4
—Hare (A, J. C.) Days near Rome. Phila-
delphia, 1875. 2v.ini. 8^ 12.735.18
Walks in Rome. London, 1871. 2 v. 16**.
12.735.15
—Head {Sir G.) Rome. A tour of many days,
[1838-42 J. London, 1849. 3 v. 8°.
12.735.3
— HoBHOUSE (J. C.) Disserutions on the ruins
of Rome. New York, 1818. 8\ 18. 1083. 11
—Humphreys (H. N.) Rome and its surround-
ing scenery. Engravings by W. B. Cooke.
London, 1840. 4''. 12.736.2
—Jordan (H.) Topographic der stadt Rom
im alterthum. Berlin, 1878-71. 2 v. 8".
12.735.10
— Lumisden (A.) Remarks on the antiquities
of Rome and its environs. London,
1797. 4'. 12. 736. 1
— Nardini (F.) Roma antica. 3a ed. Roma,
1771. 4 V. s. 8°. 12.734.19
— -The same. Ed. 4a romana accresciuta di
A. Nibby. Paris, i8i8-20. 4 v. 8"*.
12.734.7
— Nibby (A.) Viaggio antiquario ne* contorni
di Roma. Roma, 1819. 2 v. 8*. 12.735.7
— Parker (J. H.) Primitive fortifications of
the city of Rome. 2d ed. London, 1878.
8^ 12.736.23
— Piranesi (G. B.) Antichiti romane : gli
avanzi degli antichi edifizj, monument!
sepolcrali, ponti, teatri, etc., di Roma,
secondo Todierna loro esistenza. Roma,
1756. 4V. f*. Cabinet 3.25— 28
— -Campus martius antiquae urbis. Romae,
1762. 48 pi. f. Cabinet 3.30.1
— -De Romanorum magnificentia et architec-
tura. Romae, 1761. 38 pi. f.
Cabinet 3.22.1
— -Opere varie di architettura prospettive,
grotteschi, antichit^, sul gusto degli an-
tichi Romani. Roma, 1750. 81 pi. f**.
•Cabinet 3.24.2
Rovine del castello dell* Acqua Ginlia, situ-
ato in Roma. Roma, 1761. V.
Cabinet 3, pt 3 of 24.1
^Vedute di Roma. Roma, [1770?] f.
Cabinet 1.4. 1
— Preller (L.) Regionen der stadt Rom,
[1843-44]. Jena, 1846. p. 8'. 12.7359
— Reber (F.) Ruinen Roms. 2e ausg. Leip-
zig. 1879. 4*. Art room. C.2.7
— Sala (G. a.) Wanderings in Rome.
pp. 292-477 of 12.731.5
— Select collection of views and ruins in Rome
and vicinity, made in 1791. [Arum,]
London, 1797-99. 2 v. in i. 4*. 12.738.10
— Verri (A.) Notti romane. Bruxellcs. 1837.
2 V. in I. 24**. 12.734.18
— Voss (L) De antiqua urbis Romae magnitO'
dine. pp. 1-41 of 12.736.9
—Ware (W.) Ancient Rome.
pp. 1-39 of 12.735.16
— Wey (F.) Rome. New ed. London, 1875.
f*. Art room. A 5. 17
Nffif. Many of these books contain also infonsa-
tion about modern Rome.
{Maps am/ plans).
— Canina (L.) Campagna romana esposti
nello suo stato antico e modemo. [Roma],
1835. I. 8*. 12.736.5
Pianta topografica di Roma antica, coo i
f rammenti della marmorea pianta capito-
lina. [Roma], 1850. folded, 1.8'. 12.736.6
— Digby-Beste (J. R.) Pianta dei contorni di
Roma. [Roma], 1858. 16''. 12.734.22
— Gell {Sir W.) Rome and its environs. From
a trigonometrical survey. London, 1834.
folded 8*. 12.734-5
— KiEPERT (H.) Umgebungen von Rom zur
erlftutemng der altr5mischen geschichte.
Weimar, 1850. Masstab in jpVvv- [^^
map]. Alumni room.
— LftVEiL (f. A.) Rome antique aux fcpoqucs
d'Augnste ct de Tib^rc; ou, plan rcsiaurt
d'aprds le plan de marbre du mustt capi-
tolin. Paris, 1847. folded. 1. 8'.
12.726. Box I
—Parker (J. H.) Plan of Rome. Harwood's
map of 1865, based upon Nolli's plan of
1740. London, 1878. 8". 12.73625
— Pianta della campagna romana, nello stato
antico e modemo sulla proporzione di i a
110,000. [AfWH, Romaj, 1855. folded
i6*. 12.73524
— Pianta della cittii di Roma nello anno 1843.
Pubblicata a spesc di V. Mooildini.
Roma, 1843. 12% 12.734-2*
— Wyld (J.) Plan of Rome. London, 1S56.
folded I6^ 12.734.M
{SingU objects of inUrest),
I. Aqueducts,
— Belgrand (E.) Aqueducs romains. With
plates. pp. 25-226 of 26.36«5-,5
— Frontinus (S. J.) De acquaeductibus urbis
Romae commentarius, explicatus, opera
et studio J. Poleni. Patavii, 1722. 4'-
I2.2737-6
—Parker (J. H.) Aqueducts of Rome. Loo-
don, 1876. 8'. 12.736.a1
622
Roiii0«
OF THE COLLEGE OP NEW JERSEY.
Rome4
(Arches and columns),
— Bellori (G. p.) Veteres arcus Augustorum.
Romae, 1690. T. Art room. A. 7. 8
— -and Bartoli (P. S.) Columna cochlis M.
Aurelio Antonino Augusto dicata. Ro-
mae, 1704. obi. 4". Art room. B.7.9
•— -Columna antoniniana, cum notis Bellorii.
Romae, [about 1700]. V,
Art room. B.7.9
—Chacon (P.) Petri Ciacconiip toletani, in
columnae rostratae C. Duilii inscriptionem
d. se conjectura suppletam commentarius.
Lugduni Bauvorum, 1603. 16**. 12.763. 19
— PiRANESi (G. B.) Trofeo fatto inalzar dal
senato in onore di M. Aurelio imperatore,
e le due vittorie da lui riportate dalle
guerre germaniche. Roma, 1770. f*".
Cabinet 3.1 8.1
— -Trofeo, o sia magnifica colonna coclide di
marmo, .ove si veggono scolpite le due
guerre daciche, fatte da Trajano. Roma,
1 770. f • . Cabinet 3. 1 8. i
—Pollen (J. H.) Description of the Trajan
column. London, 1877. 8*. Z3. 736.28
(Catacombs, and other tombs).
— Falconieri (O.) Discorso intomo alia pira*
mide di C. Cestio. Roma, 1666. s. 4^.
12.736. 14
— Garrucci (R.) Vetri omati di figure in oro.
trovati nei ci miter! cristiani di Roma.
Ed. 2a. Roma, 1864. 4*". 30. 1886. i
— Kip (W. I.) Catacombs of Rome. New
York. 1854. I2'. 12.735.22
fGiger].
— MacFar
^arlane (C.) Catacombs of Rome.
London, 1852. 16°. Z2. 735.26
— NoRTHCOTE (J. S.) Epitaphs of the cata-
combs. London, 1878. 8*. 12. 736. 11
— -Roman catacombs. 2d ed. London, 1859.
16*. 12.736.36
ami Brownlow (W. R.) Roma sotter-
ranea; or, an account of the Roman cata-
combs, especially of the cemetery of st.
Callixtus. New ed. London, 1879. 2
V. 8% 12.736.12
—Parker (J. H.) Catacombs of Rome. Lon-
don, 1877. 8*. 12.736.17
— -Tombs in and near Rome. Sculpture
among the Greeks and Romans, etc.
London, 1877. 8*". 12.736.22
(Colosseum),
^-Parker (J. H.) Flavian amphitheatre; or,
Colosseiun. London, 1876. 8**. 12.736.20
(Forums),
— DUTBRT (F.) Forum romaln, et les forums
de Jules C^sar, d'Auguste, de Vespasien,
de Nerva et de Trajan. Paris, 1876. V,
12.737.3
•^PiULKKR (J. H.) Forum romanum et magnum.
aded. London, 1879. 8^. 12.736.19
(Obelisks).
^Parker (J. H.) Twelve Egyptian obelisks
in Rome, ad ed. London, 1879. 8*.
12.736.24
Description of the modem city, and its zncinity.
— Blewitt (O.) Murray's handbook of Rome,
and its environs. 4th ed. London, 1856.
I6^ 12.710.6
^The same. 5th ed. London, 1858. 16'.
12.710.8
— FicoRONi (F. de). Singolarit4 di Roma mo-
i dema. Roma, 1745. 4*. 12.736.3
— Marangoni (G.) Divoto pellegrino guidato
nella visita delle quattro basiliche di
Roma. Roma, 1749. 24*". 12.734.24
—Murray (J.) Rome and its environs. 5th
ed. London, 1858. 16°. 12. 710.8
— Pinelli (B.) Nuova raccolta di cinquanta
costumi pittpreschi incisi all' acquaforte.
Roma, 1817.' 50 engravings, ob. 8".
12.726.16
— Seymour (M. H.) Pilgrimage to Rome,
[1844-45]. Account of the ceremonies^
relics, etc., in that city. Rome, 1848. 8''.
12.736.2^
—Story (W. W.) Roba di Roma, [1856-57].
5th ed. London, 1866. 2 v. 8^.12.736.33
— ^Venuti (R.) Accurata descrizione di Roma
modema. Roma, 1767. 4 v. 16''.
12.734.20
—Weld (C. R.) Last winter in Rome, [1863-
64]. London, 1865. I6^ 12.735.17
(Capitol)'
— RiGHETTi (P.) Descrizione del campidofflio.
Roma, 1833-36. 2 v. f*. Art room. C.5.1
(Chi^na).
— Grunbr (L.) Mosaic! d^lla cappella chigiana
inventati da Rafifaelle Sanzio. Roma,
1839. 10 plates. f\ Cabinet 1. 15. 1
( Vatican palace).
— Leonis X. admirandae virtutis imagines, a
Raphaele expressae in auleis vaticanis:
P. S.. Bartolus delineavit, J. T. de Rubeis
inddit. Romae, s. a. 14 pi. obi. 4°.
Art room. B.6.11
— Malu (P.) Basilicae veteris vaticanae de-
scriptio, auctore romano. Cum notis
Pauli de Angelis. [Anon.'] Romae,
1646. r. 12.738.2
— Pistolesi (E.) 11 vaticano descritto ed illus-
trato. Roma, 1829-38. 8 v. T.
Cabinet l.i.i
— Raffaello Sanzio. Freschi delle loggie vati«
cane. Roma, 1842. T. Art room. A. 7.4
Jlistory,
(Biography).
^-Crusius (L.) Lives of the Roman poets.
London, 1726-32. 2 v. 4^ 12.745.26
— Davies (J.) Catullus, Tibullus and Proper-
tius. Philadelphia, 1877. 16''. 12.740.7
— Farrar (F. W.). Seekers after God; [Seneca,
Aurelius, Epictetus]. London, [1868]. 8*".
22.1390.43
— GOll (H.) Kflnstler und dichter des alter-
thums. Leipzig, 1876. 8*". 14.878^.8
^Weisen und gelehrten des alterthums. 2e
aufl. Leipzig, 1876. 8*. I4.878fl.7
— HoLZER (C.) Urbis Romae viri illustres a
Romulo ad Augustum. Stuttgart, 1856.
i6% 12.740.24
623
Rome.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Rome.
— Krausb (A.) Viue et fragmenta vetertun
historicorom romanorum. Berolini, 1833.
8*. 12.738fl.21
— ViscoNTi (E. Q.) Iconographie romaine. le
partie. Paris. 1817. f . 12.738.7
— -The same. Planches. Paris, 1817. 16 pi.
r. Cabinet 4. 19. 1
.S>#. altoy Agrippina, Atticus, Horatius, Mestala,
Plinius, etc. Al*c^ Empire^ p. 636. ^
Note, The Ures of many eminent Romans will be
found in Nepos, and in Plutarch.
(Chronology),
--Cunton(H. F.) Fasti hellenicl. Civil and lit-
erary chronology of Greece and Rome,
from the 124th olympiad to the death of
Augustus. Oxford, 1830. 4*.
V. 3 of 14. 866. 1
— MOMMSEN (C. M. T.) R5mische chronologie,
bis aujf Caesar. 2e aufl. Berlin, 1859.
8'. 12.745.19
—Peter (C. L.) Zeitufeln der rOmischen ge-
schichte. Halle, 1841. 4"". 12.744. i
(Gtneral works).
— Appianus. Appiani rom. historiarum, punica,
parthica, iberica, etc. H. Stephanus anno-
tationes addidit per totum opus sparsas.
[Graece et latine. GenevaeJ, excudebat
H. Stephanus, 1592. f*. 12.768.7
«- -The same. Romanarum historiarum quae
supersunt. Recensuit J. Schweighaeuser.
Lipsiae, 1785. 3 v. 8*. 14.882.17
The same. Parisiis, 1850. 8". 14.864.1
— -The same. History, in two parts. Made
English by J. D[avies]. 3d ed. London,
1703. 2 V. in I. f. 14.898.14
—Dion Cassius. Romanarum historiarum libri
XXV, ex G. Xylandri interpreutione. [Gr.
et latine. Coloniae Allobrogum], excude-
bat H. Stephanus, 1592. f . 12.768.8
— DiONYSius, halicamassensis, Scripta quae
exstant, omnia, historica. [Graece et la-
tine]. Francofurdi, 1586. 2 v. in i. f*".
14. 898. 10
— -The same. Antiquitatum romanarum libri
quotquot supersunt. Interprete Aemilio
Porto. [Edidit J. Hudsonus]. Oxo-
niae, 1704. V, 14.898.5
*-DuEUY (V.) Histoire romaine jusqu'ii inva-
sion des barbares. 3e 6d. Paris, 1855.
12*. Z2. 740.9
[Giger].
— -Histoire des Romains jusqu'ii la fin du
r^gne des Antonins. Nouv. 6d. Paris,
1870-71. 3 v. 8*. 12.743.10
—Dyer (T. H.) History of the city of Rome,
from its foundation to the end of the
middle ages. New York, 1877. 8'.
12.742. 10
— EcHARD (L.) Roman history, from the build-
ing of the city to the taking of Constanti-
nople by the Turlcs. London, 1720-24.
5 V. 8*. 12. 740. 1
— EuTROPius. Breviarium historiae romanae [ad
Jovianum]. Edidit C. H. Tzschucke.
Lipsiae, 1796. 8*. 12. 752.1
— Florus (L. a.) Epitome rerum romanarum.
Recensuit C. A. Dukerus. Editio altera.
Lipsiae, Z832. 2 v. 8^ 12.752.9
Epitomae de Tito Livio, bellorum omnium
annorum DCC, libri 11. Recensuit et
emendavit O. Jahn. Lipsiae, 1852. 8'.
12.752.15
— FORMBY (H.) Ancient Rome and its connec-
tion with the Christian religion. London,
1880. 4*. Art room. C.2.1
— Goldsmith (O.) Roman history abridged.
New ed. Lyons, 1817. 2 v. 24*. Z2. 740.24
— HiSTORiA miscella. \An<m,'\ F. Eyssen-
hardt recensuit. Berolini, 1868. 8\
12.745.6
—History of Rome. [Anon,] London, 1833-
35. 2 v. i6*. 12.740.8
The same. 32.2022.9
— LiDDELL (H. G.) History of Rome, from the
earliest times to the esublishmeot of die
empire. London, 1855. ^ ▼• 8^ 12.742. 19
^The same. With chapters on the history of
art and literature. New York, 1859. 8^
12.742. II
— Livius (T.) Decas prima, tertia, quarta, quin-
ta. Venetiis, 1518-33. 4 v. in 3. s. 8*.
12.754.17
Historiarum ab urbe condita libri qui tx-
tant, adjunctis scholiis Sigonii. 2a ed.
Venetiis, 1566. f". 12.756.1
^The same. [Ex recensione J. F. Gronoril
Ed. alt] Amstelaedami, 1664. 3 v. 8".
12.755.6
^The same. Editio nova. Curantc A.
Drakenborch. Stutgardiae, 1820-27. 15
V. 8*. 12.754-2
The same. Reficta a J. T. Kreyssig. Ad-
notationes addidit T. Twiss. Ozonii,
1840-41. 4 V. 8*. 12. 755.1
The same. Emendati a C. F. S. Alschcfski.
Berolini, 1841-46. 3 v. 8*. 12.753-5
The same. Erklaert von W. Weissenbora.
Leipzig, 1853-55. 5 v. 8'. 12.754 7
The same. Translated into English by G.
Baker. New ed. Philadelphia, 1836. a
V. 8*. 12.753.4
— Lord 0-) Old Roman world: the grandeur
and failure of its civilixation. 2d ed.
New York, 1868. 8'. 12.742.17
— MoMMSEN (C. M. T.) ROmische forschungeo.
Berlin, 1864. 2 v. 8*. 12.744.8
— -ROmische geschichte. Leipzig, 1854-56.
4 V. 8*. 12.745 20
The same. History of Rome. Tr. by W.
P. Dickson. New ed. London, 1868.
4 V. S\ 12.7446
— NiSBUHR (B. G.) ROmische geschichte. Ber-
lin. 1811-12. 2 V. 8*. 12.745.16
— -The same. Neue ausg. von M. Islcr. Ber-
lin, 1873. 3 V. i6'. 12.740^4
— -The same. History of Rome. Tr. by J.
C. Hare and C. Thirlwall. ist Am. ed.
Philadelphia, 1635. 2 v. 8*. i2.74«-3
— -Lectures on the history of Rome, from the
earliest times to the fall of the westera
empire. . Ed. by L. Schmitz. 2d ed. Loo.
don, 1849. 3 V. 8*. 12.742.7
^The same. 3d ed. London, 1852. 3 v. 8*.
12.742.M
—Peter (C. P.) Geschichte Roms. 3« »"^
Halle, 1870-71. 3 V. 8'. 12.745-"
624
Rome.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Rome.
— PiGGHB (S. W.) Annates Romanoram, qui
commentarii vicem supplent in omnes
▼eteres historiae romanae scriptores.
Antverpiae, 1615. 3 v. T. z 2. 768. 4
— Reumont (A. von). Geschichte der stadt
Rom. [B.C. 753— A. D. i860]. Berlin,
1867-70. 3 V. in 4. 8**. 12. 735. 1
— ScHMiTz(L.) History of Rome, from the ear-
liest times to the death of Commodus, a.d.
192. New York, 1847. 12*. 12. 742. 18
—Victor (S. A.) Historia romana. Curante
J. Arnuenio. Amstelodami, 1733. 4**.
12. 778.13
— ZosLLER (M.) Latium und Rom: ihre ge-
meinsame geschichte. Leipzig, 1878. 8°.
12.745.8
History ^ by periods,
I. Kings,
— Algarotti (F.) Disserution on the reigns of
the seven kings of Rome. Dublin, 1770.
82 pp. 12*. • 10.602.20
—Dyer (T. H.) History of the kings of Rome
[to B.C. 509]. London, 1868. 8*. 12.742.15
— Gerlach (F. D.) and Bachofen (J. J.) Ge-
schichte der Rtfmer. pp. 17-372.
V. 2 of 12.743. II
—Lewis (Sir G. C.) Inquiry into the credibility
of the early Roman history. London, 1855.
8". 12.743-6
—Newman (F. W.) Regal Rome; an introduc-
tion to Roman history. London, 1852.
12*'. 12.742.24
The same. New York, 1852. 12*. 12.742.25
— Wachsmuth (E. W. G.) Altere geschichte
des rGmischen staates. [Bis 340 A.c]
Halle, 1819. 8*. z2.742.22
2. Republic.
—Arnold (T.) History of the later Roman
commonwealth, from the end of the sec-
ond Punic war to the death of Julius Cae-
sar; and of the reign of Augustus; with a
life of Trajan. New ed. From the English
ed. New York, 1846. 8**. 12.742.5
The same. London,i857. 2 v. 8°. 12.742.8
— Beesly (A. H.) Gracchi, Marius and Sulla.
London, 1877. 16". 12.742.26
—Caesar (C. J.) Commentaria belli gallici
civilis, pompeiani, alexandrini, africi ac
hispaniensis, recognita a P. Beroaldo.
Lugduni, 1508. s. 8*. 12.751. 17
Quae extant, opera et studio G. Junger-
manni. Ed. alt. Francofurti, 1669. 4**.
12.751.1
— -The same. Recensuit J. Davisius. Can-
tabrigiac, 1727. 2 v. in i. 4*. 12. 75 1.4
^The same. Cura et studio F. Oudendorpii.
Lugd. Bat., 1737. 2 V. 4^. 12.753.1
^The same. Illustravit J. Godvinus in usum
Delphini. Ed. 8a. Londini, 1770. 8*.
^The same. Commentanes, tr. by W. Dun-
can. London, 1806. 2 v. 8*. 12.75 1.6
— Drumann (W.) Geschichte Roms, in seinem
aebergange. KOnigsberg, 1834-44. 6 v.
8*« 12.745.5
— DuBOis-GtJCHAN (fi. P.) Rome et Cic6ron;
on, des derniers moments de la r6pub- 1
Uqueromain. Paris, 1880. I6^ 12.741. 16
625
—Eliot (S.) History of liberty: the ancient
Romans. New ed. Boston, 1853. 2 v.
12*. 24.1504.16
—Ferguson (A.) History of the progress and
termination of the Roman republic. New
ed. Edinburgh, 1799. 5 v. 8^. 12. 741. 9
— -The same. Philadelphia, 1830. 8*. 12.742.6
The same. History of the Roman repub-
lic. Newed. New York, 1844. 18". v
32.2021.29
— Genz (H.) Patricische Rom. Berlin. 1878.
8*. 12.745.2
— Ihne (T. a. F. W.) ROmische geschichte.
Leipzig, 1868-79. 5 V. 8*. 12. 743. 8
— Long (G.) Decline of the Roman republic.
London, 1864-66. 2 v. 8*. 12. 743.4
The same. 12.743. 5
— MfiRiM^E (P.) Etudes sur I'histoire romaine.
Guerre sociale. Conjuration de Catilina.
3e 6d. Paris, 1876. I6^ 8.481.4
— Merivale (C.) Roman triumvirates. Lon-
don, 1876. 16**. 12.740.10
The same. New York, 1877. 16*. 12.740.10
— MiCHELET (J.) History of the Roman repub-
lic. Tr. by W. Hazlitt. New York, 1847.
12*. 12. 742. 21
[Giirer].
— Paterculus (C. v.) Historiae romanae, ad
[annum 30 J. C.l libri duo. Illustravit R.
Kiguez in usum Delphini. Parisiis, 1675.
4*. 12.763.2
^The same. Quae supersunt, curante D.
Ruhnkenio. Lugduni Batavorum, 1779.
2 V. 8*. 12. 762. 1
^ -The same. Paterculus novissime recogni-
tus studiis soc. bipontinae. Praemittun-
tur H. Dodwelli Annales. Biponti, 1780.
8*. X2.762.4
^The same. Quae supersunt, edidit J. C.
H. Krause. Lipsiae, 1803. 8^ 12.762.3
The same. Edidit F. KriUius. Lipsiae,
1840. 8*. X2.762.3
The same. Roman history. Tr. by J. P.
Edinburgh, 1772. p. 8'. 12. 762.6
^ -The same. Histoire romaine. Tr. par
Despr^s. Paris, 1825. 2 v. 32*. 12.762. 5
— Peter (C.) Epochen der verfassungsge-
schichte der rOmischen republik. Leipzig,
1841. 8'. x2.745.1x
— PiRANESi (G. B.) and (F.) Lapides capitolini,
sive fasti consulares triumphalesque Ro*
manorum usque ad Tiberium Caesarem.
Romae, 1762. 12 pi. f". Cabinet 3.24.1
— PoLYBius. General history of Rome, trans-
lated by James Hampton. 5th ed. Ox-
ford, 1823. 2 V. 8*. 14.91 1.5
— ROLLiN (C.) and Crevibr (J. B. L.) Roman
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^The same. 33.3445.3
Language^ and literatun,
— Mandru (J. B.) £l6mens raisonn^s de la
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a lexicon of Russian authors. Tr. from the
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Sety also, Alexander i.« Alexandra, Catharine 11.,
Cossacks. Crimea, Crimean war« Europe (Trav^
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Odessa, Peter 1.. Poland, Sevastopol, Siberia, St.
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Rnstam.
— Abu l Kasim Firdousi. Roostum Zaboolee
and Soohrab. Tr. with notes by W. T.
Robertson. Calcutta, 1829. 8°. 11.2698.19
^The same. Roostam. A Persian biogra-
phy of the year of the world 2900. [Com-
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334. v% I of 2.90.1
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— RtcKERT (F.) Rostem und Suhrab. Eine
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Rntleds^e (Edward), b, 1749. d, 1800.
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The same. pp. 7-49. v. 3 of 4.1980.4
Rutledge (John), b. it^^. d, 1800.
—Van Santvoord (G.) John Rutledge.
pp. 91-190 of 4.i98<j.6
Rnvo {tovm of Italy),
— Fenicia (S.) Monografia di Ruvo di Magna
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— Campbell (J.) Life of chief justice Ryder,
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Saadi.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY St. Croix Island.
Saadi (Mosli-eddin). ^.1193? </. 1392.
— OusBLBY (Sir G.) Saadi. Remarks, with
various readings in the Gulistan of
Saadi. pp. 5-22, 352-364 of z 1.2687. 2
—Ross (J.) Essay on the life and genius of
sheik Saadi pp. 21-88 of 18.3 106. 47
Sabaktagin.
— ABtL-NASR-MuHAMMAD'-aAfi/^'. Annals of
the life of the amir Nasir-ad-din Sabakta-
gin. Tr. by J. Reynolds.
pp. 21-201 of zz. 2687. 26
Sabatai SevL ^. 1625. d. 1676.
— EVBLYN (J.) History of Sabatai Sevi. the
pretended Messiah of the Jews in 1666.
pp. 587-620 of 6.2358.1
— ScHAUFFLBR (W. G.) Shabbathai Zevi, and
his followers.
[Journal of the American Oriental todety, ▼. a,
pp. z-a6].
Sabbath. See Sunday.
Sabine, or Sabellian langaage.
— HuscHKB (P. E.) Die osluschen und sabel-
lischen sprachdenkmttler. Elberfeld, 1856.
8^ 15.963^
Sacheverell (Henry). 6, 1Q2, d, 1724.
— King (W.) Vindication A Dr. Henry Sache-
verell, from the aspersions cast upon
him [by W. BissettJ in the Modem fa-
natic. pp. 178-257. V. 2 of 6.2351.5
— Tryal of doctor Henry Sacheverell, in West-
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Sachsentpiegel.
—Daniels (A. J. A. R. von). De Saxonici
speculi origine ex juris communis libro
suevico Speculo. Berolini, 1852. 8**.
24-3503.7
— Dreyer (J. C. H.) Abhandlung von den
ausgaben des Sachsen-spiegels.
pp. 95-165 of 24.3502.9
Ste^ aho^ Law {German),
Sackville-Germain {Lord George), b. 1716. d,
1785.
—Coventry (G.) Critical enquiry regarding
the real author of the letters of Junius,
proving them to have been written by
Sackville. London, 1825. 8". 2z.1317.17
Sackville (Thomas), baron Buckhurst, and 1st
earl of Dorset, b. 1536. d, 1608.
—Sackville- West (R. W.) Biographical me-
moir of Thomas Sackville.
pp. i-xlviii of z8.1102.10
Sacraments. See Baptism, Lord's supper.
Sacy (Claude Louis Michel), b, 1654. d. 1727.
— Alembert (J. L. d*). ]^loge de Sacy. pp.
355-399. V. 7 of 8.500.2
Sacy (Silvestre de). See Silvestre de Sacy.
Sadler (Sir Ralph), b, 1507. d, 1587.
—Scott (Sir W.) Memoir of the life of sir
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Sadoleto (Jacopo). b. ixn» d. 1547.
— Epistolarum libri sexdccim. Vita autoris per
A. Florebellum. Lugduni, 1560. 8°.
2Z. 1280. 12
— -The same. Coloniae Agrippinae, 1572. 8*.
2Z. 3291.15
— -The same. Coloniae Agrippinae, 1590. 8*.
21.1280.20
SaemniuL b. 1056. d. 1133.
— Magnusson (A.) Viu Saemundi multiscii,
vulgo froda. pp. i-xxviii of z 8. 3086. 2
Sahara (Desert of),
— Brisson (P. R. de). Narrative of [his] cap-
tivity in the deserts of Africa, in 1785.
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the Sahara, and Soudan. New York, 1844.
_ 8^ pt 4* V. 3 of 2.53 5
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Sailors. See Seamen.
Saint Albans (Abbey of),
— Froude (J. A.) Annals of an English abbey,
pp. 1-92 of 2 z. 1306. 8
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S. Albani, (a.d. 1422-31). Ed. by H. T.
Riley. London, 1870-71. 2 v. 8*.
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Sancti Albani, A.D. 1349-1411. Ed. by
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, V. 3 of 5.2284-7
Saint- Andre (Jean Bon), b. 1749. d. 18 13.
— Sainte-Bbuvk (C. A.) Jean Bon Saint-An-
dr6, sa vie et ses Merits, pp. 138-189.
V. 8 of 8.491.4
St. Andrews (Scotland),
— Lyon (C. J.) History of St. Andrews, epis-
copal, monastic, academic, and civiL
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St. Anthony (Falls of Minnesota),
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Amaud. pp. 412-452. V. 13 of 8.491. 1
Saint-Auban (Jacques Pape). b. 1535? d.
1590?
— MiMOiRES de Jacques Pape, seigneur de
Saint-Auban, en xvie si^e. pp. 1-13L
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The same. pp. 493-514. v. 11 of 8.454-1
St. Atigustine iFlorida),
—Sew ALL (R. K.) Sketches of St Augustine,
with a view of its history and advantages.
2d ed. Philadelphia, 1849. 12''. 3.165.22
Saint Bartholomew (Massacre of 1572).
— Copy of instructions sent from the council of
queen Elizabeth, to Henry Killegrew [in]
Scotland, upon the arrival of the news of
the massacre of St. Bartholomew, A.D.
1572. pp. 323-329. v. 22 of 5.2296.1
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mew, pp. i-io. V. 2 of 32.2034.5
— Pius v. Lettres sur les affaires religieoses en
France. [Publi^es par L. J. A. de Pot-
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—White (H.) Massacre of St Bartholomew,
hvith] a history of the religious wars of
Charles ix. London, 1868. 8*. 7.431U
^The same. New York. 1868. 8'. 7-43i.i3
St. Croix Island (W>// Indies).
— Eggers (H. F. A.) Flora of St. Croix Island.
Washington, 1879. 8'. v. 23 of J8.3744-I
634
Saint Denis.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Saint-Pierre.
Saint Denis (Church), See Paris (Art), p. 518.
Saint Domins^o. See Santo Domingo.
Saint £vremond (Charles de Marquetel de
Saint-Denis, comte de). b, 1613. d, 1703.
— Saintb-Beuve (C. Pl,) Oeuvres m616es de
Saint Evremond. Etudes sur Saint £vre-
mond. pp. 425-456. V. 13 of 8.491.4
— -Saint-Evremond el Ninon, pp. 170-191.
V. 4 of 8.491. 1
St. John (Henry), viscount Bolingbroke, b, 1672.
d. 1751.
— Brougham (H.) Lord Bolingbroke. pp. 218-
251. V. 6 of 6.367.18
—Cooke (G. W.) Memoirs of lord Boling-
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6.342.22
— Crbasy (E. S.) Lord Bolingbroke.
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—Goldsmith (O.) Life of Henry, lord viscount
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— Macknight (T.) Life of Henry St. John,
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8**. 6.342.21
— Memoirs, with remarks on the political writ-
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London, 1752. 8**. 0. 342. 20
— -The same. 6. 2331. 15
— Warburton (W.) View of lord Bolingbroke's
philosophy, in which his whole system of
•infidelity and naturalism is exposed and
confuted. 1754. pp. 551-844.
v. 70^33.1336.7
St. John (Oliver), b, 1599 ? d, 1673.
—Campbell (J.) Life of chief justice Oliver St.
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Saint-Jnst (Antoine Louis L6on de). b, 1768.
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— Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Etudes sur Saint-Just.
PP- 334-358. V. 5 of 8.481.2
St. Kilda (one of the Hebrides),
—Martin (M.) Voyage to St. Kilda. pp. 700-
729- V. 3 of 2.45.5
St. Lawrence River.
— Chisholm ( .) All round route and pano-
ramic guide of the St. Lawrence. Mont-
real, 1870. 12'. 3. 113.20
S§€^ aU0^ Canada, Montreal, Quebec.
Saint Louis.
— Annual reports of the board of directors of
the St. Louis public schools, i8th, 22d,
1872, '76. St. Louis, 1873-77. 2 V. 8^
24.1484.7
—Annual report of the St. Louis public school
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24.1485. Box I
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—Classified caulogue of the St. Louis Mer-
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[By J. N. Dyer]. St. Louis, 1874. 1. 8^
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St, Louis medical college,
—Thirty-fifth annual announcement of the
St. Louis medical college, 1876-77. St.
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St, Louis university,
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Washington university,
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ests and condition of Washington uni-
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Saint-Martin (Louis Claude de). b, 1743. d,
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—Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Saint-Martin, le phi-
losophe inconnu. pp. 235-278.
V. 10 of 8.491. X
— Varnhagen von EiisE (C. A.) Saint-Mar-
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St. Michaers Moant (Cornwall),
— Mth-LER (F. M.) Insulation of St. Michaels
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St. Patrick's purgatory.
—Vinton (F.) St. Patrick's purgatory, and the
Inferno of Dante, n. t p.
pt. I of 18.3054.22
—Wright (T.) St. Patrick's purgatory: an es-
say. New York, 1843. 8^
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St. Paul (Minnesota),
—Williams (J. F.) History of the city of St.
Paul, Minnesota. St. Paul, 1876. 8**.
4.181.4
St. Paul's cathedral. See London, p. 404.
St. Petersburg. Description,
— Carburi (M. de). Monument 61ev6 k la gloire
de Pierre-le-grand k P6tersbourg. Paris,
1777. f^ 26. 1647. 1
— Reimers (H. von). St. Petersburg am ende
seines ersten jahrhunderts. St. Peters-
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— Storch (H.) Picture of Petersburg. From
the German. London, 1801. 8\ 10.602.x
Imperial library,
— MiNZLOFF (C. R.) Souvenir de la biblio-
thdque imp6riale publique de St.-P6ter8-
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Royal academy,
— ^WoLFF (C.) Ein beitrag zur geschichte der
kaiserlichen academie der wissenschaften
zu St. Petersburg, 1719-53. St. Peters-
burg, i860. 1. 8''. 10.606.8
Saint-Pierre (Charles Ir6n6e Castel de). b,
1658. d. 1743.
— ^Alembert (J. L. d'). £loge de I'abbfi de
Saint-Pierre, pp. 101-182. v. 11 of 8.500.2
The same. Eulogy of the abb6 de Saint
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—Maccall (W.) Abb6 de Saint- Pierre, pp.
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— Sainte-Beuve (C. a.) 6tude sur la vie et les
6crits de I'abbd de Saint-Pierre, pp. 246-
274. V, 15 of 8.491. 1
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Saint-Pierre.
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Sallttstius.
Saint-Pierre (Jacques Henri Bemardin de). b,
1737. d, 1814.
—Martin (L. A.) Essai sur la vie el les ou-
vrages de Bernardin de Saint-Pierre, pp.
1-27 1. V. I of 8.496.3
— Sainte-Beuve (C. a.) Bemardin de Saint-
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Saint-Priest (Fran9ois Emmanuel de Guignard,
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Priest, avec une notice d* Alexis de Saint-
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Saint-Simon (Claude Henri de Rouvroy, comte
de). b, 1760. d, 1825.
^-BooTH (A. J.) Saint-Simon and St.-Simon-
ism : a chapter in the history of socialism
in France. London, 1871. 8*. 24.1521.27
Saint-Siipon (Louis de Rouvroy, due de). b.
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^Havward (A.) Saint-Simon, pp. 67-128.
V. 2 of 21.1311.3
— Reeve (H.) Saint-Simon, pp. 105-172.
V. I of 7.422. II
— St. John (B.) Introduction to the memoirs
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— Sainte-Beuve (C. a.) Introduction aux m6-
moires du due de Saint-Simon, pp. i-
xxxvii. V. I of 7.443.1
M6moires de Saint-Simon, pp. 270-292,
423-460. vv. 3, 15 of 8.491. 1
Saint-Simon, consid6r6 comme historien de
Louis XIV. pp. 258-279. V. 10 of 8.491.4
— Taine (H. a.) M6moires du due de Saint-
Simon, pp. 199-251 of 18.3185. 12
Sainte-Aulaire (Fran^ojs Joseph de Beaupoil
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— Alembert (J. L. d'). Eloge de Saint-Aulaire.
pp. 319-363. V. 10 of 8.500.2
Sainte-Aulaire (Louis Clair de Beaupoil, comU
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—Barante (A. G. P. de). Notice sur le comte
Louis de Sainte-Aulaire. pp. 19-154.
V. 2 of 2.60.6
Sainte-Beuye (Charles Augustin). b. 1804. d.
1869.
— Calvert (G. H.) Sainte-Beuve, the critic,
pp. 158-197 of 21.1321.29
— Gautier (T.) Sainte-Beuve.
pp. 27-38 of 8.478fl.2
— Mathews (W.) Life and writings of Sainte-
Beuve. pp. ix-lxxxvi of 8.478^.10
Sainte-Marthe (Gauthier de). b. 1536. d. 1623.
— Feug^jre (L. J.) Sc6vole de Sainte-Marthe.
pp. 397-485. V. I of 8.478a.2i
Saints.
— Butler (A.) Lives of the fathers, martyrs,
and principal saints. London, [1833?]
2 V. 1. 8^ 31. 1946.6
— Froude (J. A.) Lives of the saints.
pp. 440-464 of 21. 1306.6
— FuRNiVALL (F. J.) Lives of saints.
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[Philolofncal society, extra volume].
— Maclear (G. F.) Apostles of mediaeval Eu-
rope. [London, 1869]. p. 8". 31. 1946.21
— Montalembert (C. F. de). Monks of the
west, from St. Benedict to St. Bernard.
London, 1861. 5 v. 8*. 31. 1946. 18
— Tr£verrst (A. de). Du pan6gyrique det
saints, au xviie siMe. Paris, 1868. 8\
31. 1946.20
— Vastov (J.) Vitis aquilonia; sive, vitae sanc-
torum regni sveogothici. Emendavit E.
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— VORAGINE (J. de). Legeda sanctor. aurea.
Colonie, 1479. f**. Alumni room.
See, aU^y Apostles, Fathers.
N»t€. Bio^phies of individaal saints are entered
under their personal names as canonized, and not
under those of their families.
Salads.
~£vsLYN(J.) Acetaria: a discourse of sallets.
pp. 721-811 of 6.2358.1
Salamander. See Axolotl.
Salem (Massachusetts).
—Beard (G. M.) Psychology of the Salem
witchcraft excitement of 1692. New York,
1882. 16*. 23.3433.17
— Bentlby (W.) Description and history of
Salem, pp. 212-288. v. 6 of 4.175-1
— Cheever (G. F.) Some remarks on the com-
merce of Salem, from 1626 to 1740. pp.
67-91, II7-I43* V. I of 4.17314
— Historical collections of the Essex institute,
vv. 1-15, 1859-78. Salem, 1859-79. 15
V. 8^ 4173.14
—Poole (W. F.) Cotton Mather and Salem
witchcraft. Boston, 1869. 8'. 3.I7L3
— Rantoul (R. S.) Port of Salem, pp. 52-
72. V. 10 of 4. 1 73- 14
— Town records of Salem. Edited by W. P.
Upham. Salem, Mass., 1869. 8*.
V. 90f4.173.14
—Upham (C. W.) Salem witchcraft ; with an
• account of Salem village. Boston, 1867.
2v. 8% 4- 171- 13
See^ als0^ Witchcraft.
Salic lansroage.
— Kern (H.) Die glossen in der lex salica, und
die sprache der salischen Franken. Bei<i
trag zur geschichte der deutschen sprach-
cn. Haag, 1869. 8°. 15.932.40
Salimbene de Adam, b, 1221. d, 1290.
—Autobiography of fra Salimbene, tr. by T.
L. K. Oliphant. pp. 84-138 of 21.13154
Salisbury {England),
— Brown ( .) Illustrated guide to Old Sarum
and Stonehenge. Salisbury, 1877. 16*.
No. 20 of 5.273.11
— Hall (P.) Picturesque memorials of Salis-
bury. Salisbury, 1834. V. 5-268.ai
— Ledwich (E.) Antiquitates sarisburienscs. [A
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5.273.3
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SalUbury (Earl of). See Cecil (R.)
Salisbury (Marquu of). See Cecil (R. A. T. G.)
Sallustius (Caius Crispus). b, b.c. 86. d. 34*.
— Kritz (F.) Dc Sallustii vita, ingenio ac mori-
bus et ejus scriptis et dicendi genere.
pp. 1-26 of 12.763.8
— Steuart (H.) Life of Sallust.
pp. 3-58 o^ 13.763.7
636
Salmonidae.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Sanitary science^
Salmonidae {a family of fishes^ including the
salmon),
»Davy {Sir H.) Salmonia; or, days of fly
fishing, with account of the habits of the
genus salmo. Boston, 1870. 16*.
27.1704.27
— RussEL (A.) Salmon. Edinburgh, 1864. 8*.
27.1703.10
-*V06T (C.) Embryologie des salmones. Neu-
chatel, 1842. 8\ 27.1704.5
^The same. Atlas. Neuchatel, 1842. obi.
V, 27.1706.22
Salomon (Gotthold). b, 1784. d, 1862.
— Philippson (P.) Gotthold Salomon ; eine bio-
graphische skizze. Leipzig, 1866. 8''.
2.92.23
Salt Lake valley. See Utah.
Salvation.
—Bun VAN (J.) Holy war ; or, the losing and
taking again of the town of Mansoul. pp.
1-108. V. 3 of 22.1336.4
— James (J. A.) Anxious inquirer after salva-
tion, directed and encouraged. New
York, 1849. 12'. 21.3277. 31
[Giger].
— Patton (A. S.) Losing and taking of Man-
soul ; or, lectures on the holy war. New
York, 1859. I2^ 2X.3277.5
[Giger].
.S>/, ai*0^ Redemption.
SalTianl (Ippolito). b. 1514. d, 1572.
— Bushman (J. S.) Memoir of Hippolito Sal-
viani. pp. 17-44. v. 35 of 27. 1667. i
Salzbnrsf.
— Annales sancti Rudberti salisburgenses a. i-
1327. pp. 758-823. V. 9 of 9.528.1
— Gesta archiepiscoporum salisburgensium,
edente W. Wattenbach. pp. 1-103.
y. II of 9.528.1
— Pfeiffer G- B-) Karte zur reise durch Salz-
burg und das Salzkammergut. Salzburg,
1 861. folded 16". 9. 5 10. 19
— SCHMID (H.) and Stieler (C.) Bavarian
Highlands and Salzkammergut. Lon-
don, 1874. 4*. 9.517.2
—Simony (F.) Alterthiimer vom halls tfttter
Salzberg, und dessen umgebung. Wien,
185 1. obL 4**. 16.2997. 1
Salzbnrgers.
—Reck (P. G. F. von), and BoLZius (J. M.)
Voyage and settlement of the first trans-
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w. I, 2 of z8. 1092.27
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^Sadler (Sir R.) State papers and letters,
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4". 6.337.1
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James i., o/EngiaMd^ Mary Stuart.
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ti* <»/). Glasgow, Glcncoe (Massacr* o/\ Haw-
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487. V. I of 2.98. 5i
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189. V. 2 of X7.1023.8
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well), pp. 91-100. V. 3 of 6.367.18
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5#/, als0t Coountmism and tocialisin. Bleusini-
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ism, England {Churck </), Friends, Huguenots,
Jansenism, Lollards, Lutheran church, Metho-
dism, Mormons^ Nestorians, Nonjurors, Pelagian-
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Seine Rirer (France),
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77. 3 ▼. in 2. 8*. 26.3626.15
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— RoscoE (H.) Life of John Selden.
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Self-culture. See Education {Self-educoHon),
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Sensation and perception.
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—Brown (T.) Observations on the Zoonomia
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— Cleland (J.) Evolution, expression, and
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27.1660.28
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The same. 23.1435.2
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Septuagint. Se€ Bible (Old Testament, Greek),
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Serlio (Sebastiano). b, 1475. d. 1552.
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•Thesaurus novus. Sermones de Sanctis per
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—Butler (W. A.) Sermons, doctrinal and
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33. 1343. 1
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12". 22.1346.18
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days. London, 1880. 8". 22.1354.4
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[Giger].
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men. Three discourses. Boston, 1874.
12". 2x.1326.42
- -Religion of the present and of the future.
New York, 1 87 1. I2*. 22.1397.38
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92. 13 V. 12". 22.1350.2
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I'Ecriiure Sainte. Nouvelle 6d. La
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1745. 2v. 8. 22.1353.2
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R. Robinson, and others. London, 1800-
06. 7v. 8*. 22.1353.1
{German),
-Abraham 1 S. Clara. [Ulrich Megerle].
Reimb dich, oder ich liss dich, das ist :
allerley paterien, discurs, concept, und
predigen. Cdllen, 1693. 4*. 22. 1351.7
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Englished by W. Gace. London, 1581.
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meron; Homiliae in Psalmos. pp. i-
290. V. I of 14.873.3
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homiliae ad populum antiochenum de
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[Giger].
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21.3277.16
Milano, 1827.
21.3277.24
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N0tt. Many sennons by American divines, ooce
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— CHAUFFEPifc (J. G. de). Life of Servetus.
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— Impartial history of Michael Servetus, burnt
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verse]. pp. 253-259 of 18. 1056. 21
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115-243. V. 12 of ao. 1242. 19
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21.3295.19
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. de Grignan. From the French. Lon-
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Sewerage.
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pp. 73-98. V. 6 of 29.3825.7
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bia, [with a description of the sewerage
systems of the prominent European
cities]. Washington, 1878. 40 pp. 8".
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congress. 3d session].
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1867. 8*. 29.3824.2
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26. 1628. II
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35 pp. 8'.
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congress. 3d session].
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it out of houses. 3d ed. London, 1867.
34 pp. i6% 29.3834.29
659
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Shakespeare.
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1880. i6*. 29.3824.32
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and origin, and how to protect our dwell-
ings. New York, 1879. i6*. 29.3824.23
^The same. 2d ed. New York, 1882. 18 .
No. 55 of 26. 1620. 1
*-Waring (G. E.) Sanitary condition of city
and country dwelling houses. New York,
1877. 18*. No. 31 of 26.1620.1
— -Sanitary drainage of houses and towns.
New York, 1876. I2^ a9.3824.34
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—Nichols (A. H.) Effects on health of the use
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Seydlitz (Friedrich Wilhelm, frnfurr von), b.
1722. d, 1773.
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freiherr von Seydlitz. pp. I75-3I9-
V. 8 of 9.556.3
Seymour (William), marquis of Hertford, b.
1588. d. 1660?
—Lewis {Lady M. T. L. V.) Life of WilUam
Seymour, pp. 281-515; 1-238.
vv. 2, 3 of 6.33Sfl.3
Sfbrza Attendolo (Francesco Alessandro), duke
of Milan, b. 1401. d. 1466.
— Urquhart (W. p.) Life and times of Fran-
cesco Sforza, duke of Milan. Edinburgh,
1852. 2 v. 8'. 12.715.14
Sforza Attendolo (Giacomuzzo). b, 1369. d,
1424.
— Giovio (P.) Vito Sfortiae clarissimi ducis
Mediolani vicecomitis.
pp. 1 13-164 of X2. 718.6
Shadows.
— Adh^mar (A. J.) Traits des ombres. 4^ 6d.
Paris, 1875. 8'. 26.1597-7
The same. [Atlas]. 4* ^d- P»"S' ^^74.
f^ 26.1597.7
— Daviks (C.) Treatise on shades and shadows.
2ded. New York, 1835. 8". 26.1593-54
—Olivier (T.) Applications de la g6om6trie
descriptive aux ombres. Paris, 1847. 4".
26.1598.15
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and shadows. New York, 1872. 8°.
26.1595.59
Shaftesbury iEarl of). See Cooper (A. A.)
Shakers.
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Lebanon, New York. pp. 149-170.
V. 3 of 3,106.17
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pp. 595-613 oi 24.1524.40
Shakespeare (WilUam). b, 1564. d. 1616.
Biographies, including critical observations,
— Bagehot(W.) Shakespeare— the man. pp.
126-172. V. I of 21. 1301.26
—Chateaubriand (F. A. de). Shakespeare.
pp. 74-104, V. 15 of 8.506.1
—Clarke (J. F.) Shakspeare.
pp. 303-341 of 4-i98<».ii
— De Quincey (T.) Shakspeare.
88 pp. of 21. 1304.2
[Biographical essays].
—Disraeli (L) Shakespeare, pp. 186-240.
V. 2 of 17. 1023.2
— Drake (N.) Shakspeare and his times: in-
cluding the biography of the poet, and a
history of the manners, etc. of his age.
London, 1817. 2 v. 4". 19 1128.11
—French (G. R.) Shakspeare and Arden fami-
lies and their connections: with thirteen
tables of descent, pp. 343-580 of 19. 1 128.29
—Green (J. R.) Shakespeare.
pp. 421-^428 of 5.283.6
— Halliwell-Phillipps y. O.) Outlines of the
life of Shakespeare. 2d ed. London,
1882. 8*. 19.1136.3
— Hkraud (J. A.) Shakspere: his inner life as
intimated in his works. London. 1865.
8% 19.1134.8
—Hunter 0) ^^^ illustrations of the life,
studies and writings of Shakespeare.
London, 1844. 8'. I9n34.i7
—Knight (C.) William Shakspere: a biography.
New York, [1865 ?]. 8^ 19.1126.3
— Landor (W. S.) Citotion and examination of
William Shakespeare before sir Thomas
Lucy, touching deer-stealing, 1582. pp-
455-557. V- 2 of 6.2352 2
—Lewes (G. H.) Shakspeare as actor and critic
pp. 83-99 of i5[.ii58*.io
—Neil (S.) Shakespere: a critical biography.
London, 1861. p. 8". i9-"35-7
—Procter (B. W.) Memoir, and essay on the
genius of Shakspere. 61 pp.
V. I of 21.13039
— Rows (N.) Some account of the life of Wil-
liam Shakespeare. 102 pp.
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15.924.32
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Marcus Brutus, tr. by sir T. North.
pt I, V. 3 of I9.ii2a3
13. King John,
—Davies (T.) King John. [A criticism]. 114
pp. V. I of 19. 1133.30
— Troublesome raigne of John, king of Eng-
land. [Anon. 1st and 2d parts], pp.
331-330. pt 3, v. I of I9.ii2a3
14. /ring Lear.
(Criticism).
— BUCKNILL (J. C.) King Lear.
pp. 127-187 of Z9.IT33.9
— CoNiNGTON (J.) Lecture on * King Lear.'
pp. 74-104 of 3 z. 1303. 1
— Davies (T.) King Lear. pp. 258-333.
V. 3 of 19. 1133.30
— Deuus (N.) On the quarto and folio of King
Lear. From the German by E. G. Gor-
don, pp. 135-147.
V. for 1875-76 of 19. 1 132.21
— Flathe (J. L. F.) KGnig Lear. pp. 441-521.
pt. 3of 19.1137-6
— Snider (D. J.) King Lear. pp. 129-167.
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—Stark (C.) KCnig Lear; eine psychiatrische
Shakespearestudie. Stuttgart, 1871. 16''.
19. 1 128. Box I
(Stmrces).
— HiGGiNS (J.) Queene Cordila, [a poem], on
which is founded the tragedy of king Leir
and his three daughters, pp. 25-40. v.
2 of 19.1131. 1
^The same. pt. i, v. 2 of 19.1120.3
— HouNSHED (R.) Account of Lear, tenth
ruler of Britain. pL i, v. 2 of 19. 11 20. 3
—Sidney {Sir P.) Story of the t'aphlagonian
unkind king; from which is taken the in-
cident of Gloucester and his sons. From
the Arcadia, pp. 41-50. v. 2 of Z9.1131.1
— -The same. pt. i, v. 2 of Z9.1120.3
—True chronicle history of king Leir, and his
three daughters. [Afum.J pp. 305-387.
pt. 2, V. 2 of 19. 1 120. 3
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{Criticism),
— BUCKNILL (J. C.) Macbeth.
pp. 1-39 of 19. 1 133.9
—Da VIES ft.) Macbeth, pp. 1 12-196.
V. 2 of Z9.1 133.30
— Flathe (J. L. F.) Macbeth, pp. 1-167.
pt. 2 of 19. 1 137. 6
— FLETCHEit (G.) Macbeth.
pp. 109-198 of xo. 1 133.42
—Hale, (J. W.) On the porter in Macbeth,
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— Heraud (J. A.) Macbeth.
pp. 505-521 of 19. 1 134. 8
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135-186. V. 2 of X9. 1 134.13
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pp. 19-79 of 19. 1 136. 8
—Kemble (J. P.) Macbeth, and King Richard
the third; an essay. London, 1817. 16*.
19.1134.30
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beth. K5nigsberg, 1801. 16 . X9.1130.21
— RuGGLES (H. L) Macbeth.
pp. 181-298 of x9.1135.21
—Snider (D. J.) Macbeth, pp. 170-203.
V. I of 19.1135-35
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V. 2 of 19. 1135.37
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— Holinshed (R.) History of Makbeth. (Re-
printed from his Chronicle), pp. 51-77.
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1 5. Measure for measure,
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sandra, closely resembling the plot of
Shakespeare's Measure for measure. Re-
printed from [his] Heptameron of civil
discourses, pp. 50-62. v. 2 of X9.1131.1
— -The same. pp. 201-304.
pt. 2, V. 2 of X9.IZ20.3
16. Merchant of Venice,
{Criticism),
— El2E (C.) Merchant of Venice. Tr. by L.
D. Schmitz. pp. 67-117 of 19. 11 33. 39
— Hebler (R. a. C.) Shakspeare's K^ufmann
von Venedig; ein versuch ttber die soge-
nannte idee dieser kom5die. Bern, 1854.
16*. X9. 1130.22
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pp. 365-398 of 19. 1 137. 1 3
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netto. (From II pecorone). Italian and
English, pp. 63-96. V. 2 of X9.1131.1
The same. pp. 313-353-
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—Northern lord. In four parts. [A ballad.
Anon.] New song, shewing the cnieltie
of Gernutus, a Jew. [Anon.] pp. 367-
380. pt. I, V. I of 19.1120.3
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debt have a pound of the flesh of a Chris*
tian. (From his Orator, Englished by A.
Munday). pp. 97-101. v. 2 of 19.1 131. i
^The same. pp. 355-360.
pt. z, V. I of 19. 1 120.3
— Story of the choice of three caskets. From
the Gesta Romanorum. (Tr. by R. Rob-
inson). pp. 102-110. v. 2 of 19. 1 131. i
^The same. pp. 361-366.
pt. I, V. I of X9.1120.3
17. Merry wives of Wincbor,
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speare's l&eny wives of Windsor. Lon-
don, 1842.
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8*
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and Pietro Paolo. [Italian text with tr. j
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^The same. Story of Lucius and Camillus.
pt. I, V. 3 of 19.1120.3
— Straparola (G. F.) Story of the two lovers
of Pisa, from ** Tarlton's news out of
purgatory." pp. 13-24. v. 2 of 19. 11 31. i
^Story of Filenio Sistema. Story of Merino
of Portugal. (From * Le piacevoli notti *).
Italian text. pt i. v. 3 of X9.1120.3
— Tale of the fishwife of Brentford. (From
" Westward for smelts**).
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18. Midsummer-nigh fs dream.
—Halliwell {},0.) Illustrations of the fairy
mythology of A midsummer nights
dream. London, 1845. 8*' 19.1131.21
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summer-night's dream, illustrated by a
comparison with Lylie's Endymion. Lon-
don, 1843. 8". xo. 1131.201
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North], pp. 5-51. pt I, V. I of 19.1120.3
19. Much ado about nothing,
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pp. 77-1 II of 19. 1 136. 1
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dona. Novella 22, con testo italiano.
p. I, V. 3 of X9.iiao.3
20. Othello.
{Criticism).
—Flathe (T. L. F.) Dcr mohr von Venedig.
pp. 288-440. pt. 2 of 19.1137-6
665
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pp. 317-358. V. I of 19. 1 130. 16
—Hudson (H. N.) Lecture on Othello, pp.
279-348. V. 2 of 19.1134.13
— Klankk ( .) Beauties in Shakespeare's
Othello. Landsberg a. d. W., 1858. 12
pp. 4*. Z9.1128. Boxi
— SiEVERS (C. W.) Grundidee des shakspear-
eschen dramas Othello. Gotha, 185 1. 14
pp. 4*. 19. 1 128. Box I
—Snider (D. J.) Othello, pp. 96-128.
V. I of 19. 1135.35
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founded the tragedy of Othello. From
his Hecatomithi; with English tf. 23 pp.
V. 2 of 19. 1 131. 1
The same. pt. i, v. 2 of 19.1120.3
21. PiHcUs^ prince of Tyre,
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called Shakespeare's Pericles, pp. 323-
340. T. for 1880-82 of 2z.1132.21
— Fleay (F. G.) On the play of Pericies. pp.
195-241. V. for 1874 of 19.1132.211
— Story of Apollonius of Tyre: on which
Shakespeare founded Pericles. [Anon.]
Patteme of paineful adventures, that be-
fell unto prince Apollonius. [An^n.]
Gathered into English by L. Twine, pp.
179-334. pt. I, V. 4 of 19. 1 120. 3
^- -The same. pp. 183-312. v. i of X9.1131.1
22. Richard ll»
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V. I of 19. 1133.30
— RiECHELMANN (L.) Zu Richard 11. Shake-
speare und Holinshed. Plauen, i860.
26 pp. 4^. 19. 1 128. Box I
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—Fischer (C.) Shakespeare's charakterent-
wicklung Richards iii. Heidelberg, 1868.
i6'. 19. 1 130.20
— Kemble (J. P.) Macbeth and king Richard
the third : an essay. London, 1817. 16".
19.1134.30
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folio of Richard in. pp. 77-124.
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— Spedding (J.) On the corrected edition of
Richard HI. pp. 1-77-
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Richardus tertius, by T. Legge. London,
1844. V. 19.1131.32
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pt. 2, V. I of 19. II 20. 3
24. Romeo and Juliet.
(Criticism).
— Dowden (E.) Romeo and Juliet.
pp. 95-124 of 19.1133.36
— Flathe (J. L. F.) Romeo and Julia, pp.
168-287. pt. 2 of 19. 1 137.6
*— Fletcher (G.) Characters in Romeo and
Juliet pp. 286-382 of 19.1133-42
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on Juliet's soliloquy. Act iii, scene 2.
pp. 14-32. V. 2 of X9.1121.2
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meo und Julia, pp. 71-97. v. 7 of 9.564.4
— SlEVERS (C. W.) Romeo and Julie.
pp. 399-437 of X9. 1 137- 13
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ond hand in the first quarto of Romeo and
JulieL pp. 58-87. V. for 1877-79 ©^
19. 1 132. 21
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speare's Romeo und Julia. Bonn, 1861.
8 . x9.1z37.12
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and Juliet, written first in Italian, and
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^The same. pp. 69-204.
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Romeo and Juliet London, 1875. s. 4*.
19. 1 1 32. 1
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love betweene Rhomeo and Julietta.
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^The same. pp. 205-260.
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con la loro pietosa morte awenuta gii in
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lUlian by F. D. S. [Ed. by sir E. Bryd-
ges]. n. t p., n. d. 8*. X9. 1x36. 19
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ing of a shrew. [Anon.] pp. 485-542.
pt 2, V. 2 of 19. 1 120.3
^The same. With a Merry jest of a shrewd
and curst wife lapped in morel's skin.
Ed. by T. Amyot. London, 1844. 8*.
x9.1131.1s
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world as represented in state. [An^n.]
Waking man's dreame. [Anon.] Merry
jest of a shrewd and curst wife lapped in
morel's skin, for her good behaviour.
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26. Tempest,
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x9.1136.12
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don, 1873. 8*. X9.XI35-53
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27. Timon of Athens,
— Life of Timon. (From Painter's ** Palace of
pleasure/*). Account of Timon of Athens.
(From **A Discourse of the felicity of
man/' by sir Richard Barckley). pp. 393-
400. pt. i» V. 4 of 19. 1 120. 3
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London, 1842. 8*". z9.1131.24
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pt. 2, V. 2 of 19. 1 120. 3
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(Sources).
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Supposed to be an imitation of the old
Titus Andronicus.
pp. 156-235 of X9.1136.Z
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«»RlCH (B.) Historie of Apolonius and Silla.
Reprinted from his Farewell to militarie
profession, pp. 25-49. v. 2 of 19.1131.1
— -The same. From the ed. of 1581. pp. 381-
412. pt. I, V. I of 19.1120.3
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you wilL [A criticism].
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30. Two gentlemen of Verona,
(Sources).
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Felismena. From book ii. of the '* Di-
ana." Tr. by B. Young. 29 pp.
V. 2 of X9.1131.1
The same. pp. 271-312.
pt. I, V. z of Z9.ZZ20.3
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z6oo, containing part of the plot of two
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<— Boccaccio (G.) Abstract of the Teseide.
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pt. I, V. 4 of Z9.1120.3
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thorship of the Two noble kinsmen; a
drama commonly ascribed to John Fletch-
er. [Anon,] Edinburgh, 1833. 8".
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London, 1876. s. 4''. pt. 2 of Z9.1132.8
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ter's tale]. 59 pp. V. I of Z9. II 3 1. 1
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Shakespeare's plays, pp. 117-346.
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— Douce (F.) Illustrations of Shakspcare, and
of ancient manners. London, 1807. 2 v.
8*. 19- "33.35
The same. New ed. London, 1839. 8'.
Z9. 1 136.9
— French (G. R.) Shakespeareana genealogica.
Identification of the dramatis personae in
Shakspeare's plays, etc. London, 1869.
8"*. Z9. 1128.29
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tive selections, with collateral . readings
and scriptural references. New York,
1880. 12*. z9.1133.47
— Green (H.) Shakespeare and the emblem
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of thought and expression. London, 1870.
8^ z8. 1 102. 28
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prayse ; materials for a history of opinion
on Shakespeare and his works, from wri-
ters of the 1st century after his rise. Lon-
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^The same. 2d ed., revised by L. T. Smith.
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47. 35 V. 8^ Z9.1131.2— 33
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spere unfolded. With a preface by N.
Hawthorne. London, 1857. 8".
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New York, 1867. 8*. z9.1134.z1
— Wilkes (G.) Baconian theory considered.
pp. i-78of z9.1135.54
— WiNDLE (C. F. a.) Discovery of lord Veru-
1am 's undoubted authorship of the
"Shakspere" works. San Francisco,
1881. 8^ Z9.1128. Boxz
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speare's works, pp. 2006-2054.
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schriften Shakspearen und seine heraus-
geber betreflfend. pp. 403-448 of zo. 1 130. 17
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speare. Ed. by H. G. Bohn. pp. 2252-
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vations on each. pp. 261-555.
V. 2 of 19. 1 128. 1 1
— FuRNiVALL (F. T.) Succession of Shakspere's
works, and the use of metrical tests.
London, 1874. 8^ X9.1128. Box i
^M ALONE (E.) Attempt to ascertain the order
in which the plays of Shakspeare were
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the text of Shakespeare, from the folio of
1632. New York, 1853. 8^ 19. x 133. 22
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schriftliche emendationen zum Shakspere.
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marks on the emendations of the manu-
script-corrector of the folio of 1632. Lon-
don, 1853. 8*. x9.n33.34
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genuineness of the manuscript corrections
in J. P. Collier's annotated Shakspere
folio, 1632. London, i860, s. 4".
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Shakspere controversy, concerning the
authenticity and genuineness of manu-
script matter published by J. Payne Col-
lier. London, 1861. 8**. x9.Ti34.21
— Mommsen (T.) Der Perkins- Shakspeare. Ber-
lin, 1854. 8^ X9. 1134.49
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cated from the interpolations and corrup-
tions advocated by J. P. Collier. Lon-
don, 1853. 8'- X9II35.27
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Shakspere. New ed. Boston, [1863?].
8**. x9.1128.26
— Dolby (T.) Shakespearian dictionary; form-
ing a' general index to the works of
Shakespeare. London, 1832. 12"*.
19.1133-32
— Dyce (A.) Glossary to the works of Shake-
speare. London, 1867. 8".
V. 9 of A. 2. 16. Art room.
— FuRNESS (Mrs, H. H.) Concordance to
Shakespeare's poems. Philadelphia, 1875.
1. 8^ X9.1126.5
— Jervis (S.) Dictionary of the language of
Shakspeare. [Ed. in part, by A. Dyce].
London, 1868. 4^ X9.1128.10
— Knight (C.) Indexes to the plays and poems
of Shakspere. pp. 437-507 ol X9.1126.3
{In a vol. lettered " Doubtful plays.'*]
— Schmidt (A) Shakespeare-lexicon, a diction-
ary of the works of the poet. Berlin,
1874-75. 2v.ini. 8°. X9. 1128.24
6. (Humor and wit of Shakespeare).
^DoucK (F.) Dissertation on the clowns and
fools of Shakespeare, pp. 297-332. 7 pL
v. 2 of X9. 1136.9
The same. pp. 497-518 of X9. 1133.35
— DowDEN (E.) Humour of Shakspere.
pp. 337-377 of X9. 1133.36
^Weiss (J.) Wit, humor, and Shakespeare.
Twelve essays. Boston, 1876. 8'.
19 "35 49
7. (Illustrations^ pictorial).
— Retzsch (F. a. M .) Outlines to Shakspeare.
Explanations and intimations [in German
and EnglisfaT) by C. B. de Milutz and M.
Retzsch. Genuine original ed. Leipzig,
1828-36. 4*. X9. 1128.7
^ -The same. Gallery to Shakspeare*s dra-
matic works. Explanations [in German
and English], by Boettiger, von Miltitz,
and Ulrici. Leipzig, 1847-49. ^bl. 4'.
X9.1128.19
8. (Ireland forgeries),
— Chalmers (G.) Supplemental apology for
the believers in the Shakspeare-papers; a
reply to Mr. Malone's answer. London,
1799- 8*- 19.1133.11
— Ireland (S.) Miscellaneous papers and legal
instruments under the hand and seal of
Shakspeare. London, 1796. 8°. 19. 1134.36
—Ireland (W. H.) Authentic account of the
Shaksperian manuscripts, etc. LondoD,
1706. 8". pL 2 of 29. 1134.35
Confessions; containing the pardcuUrs of
his fabrication of the Shakspeare manu-
scripts. London, 1805. 12°. X9. 1134.25
— Malone (E.) Inquiry into the authenticity of
certain papers, published 1795, and at-
tributed to Shakspeare and others. Lon-
don, 1796. 8*. x9.1134.35
9. (Language^ pronuncicttion, style, and verrifca-
tion),
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differences between ElizabeUian and mod-
ern English. Revised ed. London,
1870. 16*. X5-922.37
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in Shakespeare's versification in differeat
periods of his life. London, 1857. 16".
191133-3
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treasures of his style, peculiarities of bis
construction, and beauties of his expres-
sion. London, 1879. 8**. X9. 1133. 15
— Craik (G. L.) English of Shakespeare: illus-
trated in a philological commentary 00
Julius Caesar. Ed. from the 3d London
ed. by W. J. Rolfe. Boston. 1868. p. 8'.
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-The same. Boston, 1871. p. 8*. 15.924-32
Ellis (A. J.) On early English pronunda.
tion, with especial reference to Shak-
spere and Chaucer. London, 1869-71.
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London, 1871. 8% X9.113519
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10. (Psychology of Shakespeare* s characters),
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speare. London, 1859. ^ • X9'ii33*9
^The same. 2d ed. Mad folk of Shakespeare:
psychological essays. London, 1867. p.
8'. X9.1133.8
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cholia, craziness, and demonomania; as
displayed in Shakespeare's characters.
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charaktere Shakespeare's, pp. I39-354.
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II. (Sources of the plays).
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collection of the romances, novels, poems,
and histories used by him as the founda-
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Shakspeare in novellen, mSlrchen und sa-
gen. vv. I, 3. Berlin, 1831. 2 v. i6*.
X9. 1 130. 26
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tarch containing the lives of Coriolanos,
Caesar, Antonius, and Brutus as sources
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ence-notes to the texts of the tragedies.
Ed. by F. A. Leo. London, 1878. f^
19. II 28. 12
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North's Plutarch which illustrate Shake-
speare's plays. Ed. with notes and glos-
sarial index by W. W. Skeat. London,
1875. p. 8*. X9. 1135.29
^Simpson (R.) School of Shakspere ; includ-
ing * Life and death of Stukeley,' ' No-
body and somebody,' ' Warning for fair
women,* 'Faire Em,' etc. With notes
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a V. p. 8*. 19. 1 135.24
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i6di and 17th centuries : an account of
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— Richardson (W.) Shakespeare's imitation of
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Sketching.
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Slavery.
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Sety aUoy Cancer, Hair, Scrofula, Scurvy, Small
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phology of the skull. London, 1877. 16"*.
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SlaTery, and the slave-trade.
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*- -History of the rise [etc.] of the abolition of
the African slave trade, by the British
parliament ist Amer. from London ed.
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— Edwards (B. B.) State of slavery in ancient
Greece: [and] in the early and middle
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V. 3 of 4.175.5
— Washburn (E.) Extinction of slavery in
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Chicago, 1882. p. 8*. 4.204.14
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216. V. 701 3.166.2
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altenwelt. pp. 141-1 88 of 24.1476. Box a
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^Thc same, [and] the slavery question, pp.
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— Helps (A.) Slavery is cruel, needless, unau-
thorized, mischievous, etc. pp. 94-266.
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—Hodgson (A.) Letter to M. T. B. Say, on the
comparative expense of free and slave
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and historical view of slavery. 3d thou-
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[Giger].
— Sharp (G.) Essav on slavery; proving from
Scripture its inconsistency with religion.
London, 1776. I2'. 24.1474.18
— -Just limitation of slavery in the laws of
God, compared with the claims of African
traders. London, 1776. 8°. 24.1474x8
— -Law of liberty, recommended to the con-
sideration of slaveholders. London, 1776.
8*. 14. 1474. iS
675
SUiTery.
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SUiTery.
•- -Law of paMive obedience; or, Chrittiafi
submission to personal injuries. Lon-
don. [1776?]. 8*. 24.1474.13
«• -The same. London, [1790?]. 8*.
24.1474.18
— -Law of retribution; or, God's vengeance
against slave-holders. London, 1776. 8*.
24.1474."
Slavery in the Umud States.
—Adams (N.) Soutb-side view of slavery; or,
three months at the south in 1854. Bos-
ton, 1854. x6*. 3.X52.10
— -The same. 24.1474.2
[Giger].
— Brownlow (W. G.) and Pryne (A.) Ought
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34.1474.21
[Giger].
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V. 3 of 2Z. 1295. 10
— -Speech on abolition petitions, March 9,
1836. pp. 465-490. V. 2 of 2X. 1295. 10
— -Speech on presenting his resolutions on the
slave question. Speech in reply to Mr.
Simmons on his resolutions, Feb. 19, 20,
1847. pp. 339-362 of 2Z. 1295. 10
— -Speech on the slavery question, March 4,
X850. pp. 542-574. V. 4 of 2Z. 1295. 10
—Cases adjudged in the supreme court of New
Jersey relative to the manumission of ne-
groes. [Anon.'\ Burlington, 1794. 8°.
24.3487. Box I
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ton: report of the Boston female anti-
slavery society. Boston, 1836. 12'.
24.1474.33
—Clay (H.) Speech on petitions for the aboli-
tion of slavery, 1838. pp. 355-375-
V. 2 of 2X. 1295.20
— Hayne (R. Y.) and Webster (D.) Speeches,
delivered in the senate, Jan. 21 and 26,
1830, on Mr. Foot's resolution. Also,
Webster's speech, March 7, 1850, on
the slavery compromise. Philadelphia,
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—History of Pennsylvania hall— destroyed by
a mob — 1838; including speeches and
correspondence. [Anon.] Philadelphia,
X838. 8'. 4» 192.4
— Juuan (G. W.) Speeches on political ques-
tions. New York, 1872. 8*. 2X. 1295.18
— Keckley (E.) Thirty years a slave. New
York, 1868. 12% 24.1474.35
— LiVERMORE (G.) Opinions of the founders of
the republic on negroes as slaves, as citi-
zens, and as soldiers. Boston, 1862. 8^.
24-X474.2
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Indies, X830. pp. 71-74.
V. I of 2i.x284.x7
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[1848-51]. Boston, 185X. x2%24.x474.1x
>— Olmsted (F. L.) Cotton kingdom: observa-
tions on slavery. New York, x86i. a v.
§.8'. 3.X05.20
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slavery convention in Boston, May 29,
X850. pp. 38-86. V. 3 of 22.1352.4
— -Speech in Faneuil hall, X850, to consider
the speech of Mr. Webster, pp. 1-37.
V. 3 of 22. 1352.4
—Phillips (W.) Philosophy of the abolition
movement. Speech, Jan. 27. 1853.
pp. 98-153 of 2x. 1295.27
— Rantoul (R.) Speech at Lynn, April 3. 1851,
on the fugitive slave law: speech in con-
gress, June XI, 1852, on the constitution-
ality of the fugitive slave law.
pp. 729-769 of 2X. 1295.12
—Rush (B.) Address to the inhabitants of the
British settlements in America, upon
slave-keeping. [Amm.] Philadelphia,
X773. 8*. V. 3X of 3X.3971.1
^The same. 2d ed. [With] a vindication in
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phia, 1773. 8*. V. 42 of 3X.3971.1
— Serious address to the rulers of America, on
the inconsistency of their conduct re-
specting slavery. [Amm.] Trenton,
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^-Sumner (C.) Against the extension of slavery.
Speeches, 1847-48. pp. 55-63. 74-89.
V. 2 of 2X. 1294.7
Freedom national, slavery sectional. Speech
in the senate of the United States on a
motion to repeal the fugitive slave act,
Aug. 26, X852. pp. 87-197.
V. 3 of 2X. 1294.7
(1854).
Landmark of freedom; No repeal of the
Missouri compromise, pp. 277-333.
V. 3 of 2X. 1294.7
Speech for the repeal of the fugitive slave
act pp. 368-424. V. 3 of 2 X.I 294. 7
Speech against slavery in Nebraska and
Kansas, pp. 33^354- v. 3 of 21. 1294-7
(1855).
^Antislavery enterprise; its necessity, prac-
ticability, and dignity. Address at the
Metropolitan theatre, pp. x-58.
V. 4of 2X.X294-7
(1856).
— -Crime against Kansas. Speech in the sen-
ate, pp. X25-342. V. 4 of 2X. 1994-7
(i860).
Barbarism of slavery. Speech in the sen-
ate, June 4, i860, pp. X-175.
V. 5 of 2X.X294.7
(1861).
Emancipation our best weapon. Speech
Oct. X, x86x. pp. x-65. V. 6 of 21.1294.7
(1862).
Proclamation of emancipation; its policy
and necessity. Speech at Faneuil hall
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*- -Ransom of slaves at the national capital: a
speech, pp. 389-439. v. 6 of 2X. 1294*7
— -Speech in the senate, on his bill for the con-
fiscation of property and the liberation of
slaves belonging to rebels, pp. x-78.
V. 7 of 21.129^7
676
Slavery.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSE
(1864).
No property in man. Speech in the senate,
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Somaambulisnu
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Songs.
Somnambiillsiiu
—Maine de Biran (F. P. G.) NouvcUes con-
siderations sur ie sommeil, les songes, et
le somnambulisme. pp. 209-295.
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— Tandel (E. ) Nouvel ezamen d'un ph^nomdne
psychologique du somnambulisme. [Pa-
risj, 1839. 31 pp. 4'. 23.1428. Box i
Sonatas.
— Beethoven (L. van). Sonatas for the piano
forte. From the latest German ed. Bos-
ton, n. d. 2 V. f*. 30.1908.5
— > -Two sonatas for the piano forte, with vio-
lin accompaniment. London, n. d. f**.
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— Burnev (C.) Sonatas, or duets for the piano
forte. London, 1777, 2 pts, in i v. obi.
8*. 30.1918. 13
— Carbonell (S.) Sonate da camera, a violino,
e violone, o cembalo, n. p. n. d. f°.
30.1918. 8
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with accompaniments. London and Leip-
zig, n. d. f*. 30.1908.23
Songs. (Collected),
English,
— AiKiN (J.) Essays on song writing; with a
collection of English songs. New ed.
with a supplement by R. H. Evans.
London, 1810. 8\ x8. 1086. 18
^-Collier (J. P.) Lyrical poems, selected from
publications between 1589 and 1600. Lon-
don, 1844. p. 8'. V. 13 of Z8.3092.1
— Croker (T. C.) Historical songs of Ireland.
London, 1841. p. 8**. v. i of 18.3092. i
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8*. 18.3094.6
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4 pts. in I V. 8*. V. 21 of 18.3092.1
— Deloney (T.) Garland of good-will, ed. by J.
H. Dixon. London, 1851. 8^.
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from London pageants, with notes. Lon-
don, 1845. p. 8\ V. 19 of X8.3092.1
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of srngs of the seventeenth century.
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— Johnson (RJ Crown garland of golden
roses. Ed. by W. Chappell. London,
1842. p. 8". V. 6 of 18.3092. 1
The same. pt. 11. London, 1845. p. 8°.
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—Musical gem ; collection of songs, duets, and
glees adapted for the voice, flute or vio-
lin. [Anon,] London, 1845. 3 v. in i.
8". 30.1902.6
—Richardson (A. S.) Songs from the old
dramatists. New York, 1873. p. S\
x8. 1086. 17
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king Henry the second [1150], to the
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8*. X8.3094.8
—Rump: a collection of choycest poems and
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most eminent wits, from 1639 to 1661.
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-Sandys (W.) Festive songs, i6th and 17th
centuries. London, 1848. p. 8**.
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-Thornbury (W.) Two centuries of song.
With critical and biographical notes. Lon-
don, 1867. 8'. 18. 1086. 13
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century. London, 1847. p. 8".
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— ^Specimens of lyric poetry in the reign of
Edward i., [1265-95]. London, 1842. 8*.
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{ScotlisA),
-AiTKEN (M. C.) Scottish song: a selection of
the lyrics of Scotland. London, 1874.
i6'. 18.3090. 20
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Galloway song, with historical and tra-
ditional notices. London, 1810. 8°.
x8. 3094. 17
— Select Scottish songs: with observations by
R. Bums. London, 18 10. 2 v. 8"".
x8. 3091. 10
-Gilchrist (J.) Collection of ancient and
modem ballads and songs. Edinburgh,
1815. 2 V. 8^ 18. 3091. 3
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selection of songs. Edinburgh, 1810. if".
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{of Scotland], with translations of simi-
da pieces from the ancient Danish lan-
guage. Edinburgh, 1806. 2 v. 8**.
X8.3094.5
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Glasgow, 1844. sq. 16**. x8. 3090. 23
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writers/>f Scotland. Glasgow, T 85 1, sq.
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Freneh.
-Bekker (I.) Geistliche lieder des yen jahr-
hunderts, proven zalisch. Berhn, 1844.
4^ X8.3068. Box 2
-B^ranger (P. J. de). Chansons anciennes et
posthumes. Nouvelle 6d. Paris, n. d.
1. 8'. 18.3066.3
The same. Songs, in English [selected],
with a sketch, of the author's life. Ed.
by R. W. G. PhUadelphia, 1844. * 8'.
x8. 3061.8
The same. Two hundred lyrical poems,
done into English verse by W. Young.
New York, 1850. 12*. 18. 3061.6
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Muirhead. London, 1875. 8'. x8.3066.19
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lated. London, [1877]. 16*. 18.3061. 15
-Recueil complet d'ariettes. [Anon.] Paris,
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German,
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gesetzten melodien. [Anon,] Halle,
1791. 16**. x8. 3081.21
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lieder mit ihren singweisen. 2e ausg.
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liche belustigungen bestehend in welt-
lichen liedern. Zur ein, zwey und drey
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Sophists.
—Hoffmann von Fallersleben (A. H.)
Deutsche gesellscbaftslieder des i6 und
17 jahrhunderts. 2e aufl. Leipzig, i860.
2 V. in I. 16°. 18. 3071.7
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cem, 1859. 16*. 18.3073. 1
— KOhler (R.) Alte bergmanoslieder. Wei-
mar. 1858. 24". 18.3074. 1
— Pfbnninger (J. C.) Ausgewfthlte ges&nge,
mit melodien. ZUrich,i792. 8*. 30.1901. 16
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Leipzig, 1796. 8**. 18.3080.2
— Reissmann (A.) Deutsches lied, in seiner his-
torischen entwicklung. Mit musikbei-
lagen. Cassel, 1861. 8**. 18.3080. i
Latin,
— Pernwerth von B5RNSTEIN (A.) Ausge-
wilhlte lateinische lieder, des I4en bis
i8en jahrhunderts. Mit neudeutschen
uebertragungen. Wtirzburg, 1881. 8"".
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Oriental.
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poetry of Persia. London, 1842. 8*.
XX. 2687. 1
— GovER (C. E.) Folk-songs of southern India.
London, 1872. 1. 8% x8.3106.15
Romaic,
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Neugriechische volksgesftnge, original
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Swedish,
— RUNEBERG (J. L.) Lyrical songs, idylls and
epigrams. Done into English by E.
Magnusson and E. H. Palmer. London,
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Stuiss.
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lieder nach der luzernerischen mundart.
Luzern, 1813. i6\ x8. 3072. 24
— RocHHOLZ (E. L.) Eidgendssische lieder-
cbronik, vom xiii bis zum zvi jahrhun-
dert. Bern, 1835. 8°. X8.3080.7
Sett aUoy Ballads, Hymnology.
Sonnemann (Leopold), b, 1831.
— TuTTLE (H.) Herr Sonnemann.
pp. 192-200 of 9.538^.11
Sonnets.
—Buonarroti (M. A.) Sonnets, tr. by J. A.
Symonds. pp. 29-115 of x8. 1061. 12
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V. 3 of Classic! italiani.
^<;0NSTABLE (H). Spirituall sonnettes. By
H. C. London, 181 5. 4\ X 8. 1084.42
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8*. x8. 3081. 13
— HousMAN (R. F.) Collection of English son-
nets. London, [1841]. 12*. x8. 1086 21
—Hunt (J. H. L.) and Lee (S. A.) Book of
the sonnet. London, 1867. 2 v. 16**.
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X 8. 1086.25
—Milton (J.) Sonnets, English and Italian.
PP- 435-503- V. 6 of 18. 1093. 10
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donna Laura, pp. 1-157, 1-72.
w. I, 2 of Rime, Classici italiani.
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— Rossetti (D. G.) Sonnets.
pp. 311-337 of x8. 1 101.45
—Shakespeare (W.) Sonnets. Ed. by E. Dow-
den. London, 1881. 16**. x8. 1102.29
The same. x8.1102.21
am/ Milton (J.) Sonnets. London. 1830.
i6% x8. 1 102.23
—Wordsworth (W.) Ecclesiastical sonnets,
pp. 1-90. v. 4 of x8. 1 107.20
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Note. The sonnets of many other poets are scat-
tered through their works.
Sonora.
— BuscHMANN (J. C. E.) Grammatik der sonor-
ischen sprachen. Das zahlworL Berlin,
1867. 4^ x5.976.11
Soodan or Soudan.
— Mohammed ben Ali ben Zain. Buch des So-
dan ; Oder, reisen in Nigritien. Aus dem
Ttlrkischen ttbersetzt von G. Rosen. Leip-
zig, 1847. 8*. ix.663.6
— Petherick (J.) Egypt, the Soudan, and cen-
tral Africa, [1845-59], Edinburgh, 1861.
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See^ also^ Africa {Centra/)^ pp. 5, 6.
Soofeeism«
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osophique et religieuse chez les Persans ;
ou. le Langage des oiseaux de Farid-
Uddin Attar. 2e 6d. 18. 3106.8
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sophie. pp. 63-1 II of 23.1383.36
—Spiritual life of the Soflfees, tr. from the
Turkish, by J. P. Brown, pp. 95-104.
[Journal of the Am. oriental society, v. 8].
Sophia Charlotte, gueen 0/ Prussia, b, 166S.
d, 1705.
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Sophie Charlotte von Preussen. pp. 239-
389. V. 10 of 9.556-3
Sophia Dorothea, vnfe of George I, b. 1666.
d. 1726.
— DoRAN (J.) Sophia Dorothea, of ZelL pp.
5-193. V. I of 6.338^.7
Sophists.
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ente Boissonade. pp. 449-567 of 14.874-2
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355-399- ▼. 8 of 14.8501
— Philostratus. Vitae sophistarum, gr. et
lat., edente Westermann.
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— Portelette (C.) Sophistes grecs: 6mde his-
torique. Paris, 1845. I8^ 23.1415-31
68a
Sophocles.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Sonl.
Sophocles, b. B.a 495 ? </. 406?
Biography,
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V. I of Z4.912.2
— Lessing (G. E.) Leben des Sophocles. He-
rausg. von J. J. Eschenburg. Berlin,
1790. 8*. X4-911.32
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mentatio. Berolini, 1836. 8°. z4.911.33
— TouRNiER (fi.) Notice sur Sophocle.
pp. xvii-xxxli of Z4.912.1
Criticism of collected plays.
— KOLSTER (W. H.) Abhandlung ttber das in-
nere object im sprachgebrauch des Sopho-
kles. Itzeboe, 1858. 16 pp. 4''.
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— Lachmann (C. F. F.) Umrisszeicbnungen zu
den tragOdien des Sophokles. Leipzig,
1873. f. Art room. A.6.3
— Lange (L.) De locis nonnnllis sophocleis
emendandis commentaUo. Gissae, 1859.
30 pp. 4*". 14. 91 8. Box. 2
"— Limburg-Brouwbr (P. van). De ratione, qua
Sophocles veterum de administratione et
justitia divina notionibus usus est, ad
voluptatem tragicam augendam. Lug-
duni Batavorum, 1820. 8**. z4.911.34
•^Martin (J. F.) Sylloge variarum in Sopho-
clis tragoediis lecdonum. Halae, 1822.
I6^ ZA.912.9
— Ploos van Amstel (B. jo De sententiis qui-
busdam politicis, quae in Sophoclis tra-
goediis occurrunt. Amstelodami, 1847.
52 pp. 8^ ZA.918. Box 2
— Thirl WALL (C.) On the irony of Sophocles,
pp. 1-57. V. 3 of 0.373.22
— Van Deventer (L. W.) De interpolation ibus
Suibusdam in Sophoclis tragoediis. Lug-
uni Batavorum, 185 1. 69 pp. 8*".
Z4.918. Box 2
— ZiPPMANN (A.) Atheteseon sophoclearum
specimen. Bonnae, 1864. 42 pp. 8^.
Z4.918. Box 2
Criticism of single plays.
I. Antigone,
— Db Quincby (T.) Antigone of Sophocles.
pp. 137-171 of 2Z.1304.2
-^Lange (L.) De Sophoclis Antigonae initio.
Gissae, 1859. 24 pp. 4"*. Z4.918. Box 2
— Mbineke (A.) Beitrage zur philologischen
kritik der Antigone des Sophokles. Ber-
lin, 1861. 54 pp. 8*". Z4.918. Box 2
— Ottema (J. G.) De Sophoclis Antigona.
Trajecti ad Rhenum, 1828. 8°.
Z4.918. Box 2
— PoLSTER (A.) De stasimo Antigonae sopho-
cleae altero. Gnesen, 1868. 11 pp. 1.
8^ Z4.918. Box 2
— ^VoLCKMAR (G. H. J. P.) Observationes in
Sophoclis Antigonen. Pars prior. Ful-
dae, Z85Z. 19 pp. 4*' Z4.918. Box 2
2. Electra,
— Langb (L.) De Sophoclis Electrae stasimo
secundo commentatio. Gissae, 1859. 31
pp. 4% Z4.918. Box 2
3. Oedipus coloneus,
— Kau (D. M.) Dissertatio de Sophoclis Oedi.
pode coloneo. Groningae, n. d. 8*.
Z4.918. Box 2
— Peters (L.) Commentationes criticae de Oe-
dipi colonel locis Ixii. Gottingae, 1869.
37 PP* 4"*' Z4.918. Box 2
4. Oedipus tyrannus,
— Norman (H.) Account of the Harvard Greek
play. Boston, 1882. I2^ z9.1174.19
—Van Meurs (P. A.) De Sophoclis Ocdipo
tyranno. Groningae, 1825. 8''.
Z4.918. Box 2
5. Philoctetes,
— Hbkmeijer (F. a.) Philoctetae Sophoclis
enarratio, cum nonnullorum loconim ex-
plicatione. Trajecti ad Rhenum, 185 1.
8"*. Z4.918. Box 2
— KoLSTER (W. H.) Ueber den Philoktet des
Sophokles. Itzeboe, 1844. 16 pp. 4*".
Z4.918. Box a
— Wunder (E.) Adversaria in Sophoclis Phi-
loctetam. Lipsiae, 1823. 8**. Z4.912.6
6. Trachiniae,
— RoTHE (F.) De Sophoclis Trachiniarum ar-
gumento commentatio. Eisleben, 1862.
20 pp. s. 4**. Z4.918. Box 2
Dictionaries,
— DiNDORF (C. W.) Lexicon sophocleum. Lip-
siae, 1870. 1. 8". Z5.913.5
— Ellendt (F.) Lexicon sophocleum. Regi-
montii Prussorum, 1835. 2 v. 8^ z4.911.26
The same. Lexicon to Sophocles. Abridged
and translated. Oxford, 1841. 8"*. Z4.9124
aif</GENTHE(H.) The same. Supplemen-
tum. Index commentationum sophoclea-
rum ab a. 1836 editarum triplex. Berolini,
1874. 8*. Z4-9I2-5
Sorg^hnm.
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Philadelphia, 1867. 12''. 28.1740.9
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1542.
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of Ferdinand de Soto, discoverer of the
Mississippi. Philadelphia, 1858. 8**.
3.165.20
S4e^ alsoy Florida {History).
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Soul.
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human soul. London, [1730?]. 4'''
22.1373.4
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festations. Paris, 1869. 18*. 23.1433.20
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5th American from 6th London ed. Phila*
delphia, 1837. 12**. 23.1411.13
[Giger].
— Newman (F. W.) The soul: its sorrows, and
its aspirations. 8th ed. London, 1868.
I2^ 23.1434-39
— Plutarchus. Of the procreation of the soul,
as discoursed in Timaeus. pp. 326-367.
V. 2 of 23.1465.36
^The same. 23. 1460. 7
683
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South Caroliiuu
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pp. 1-60 of 23.1425.8
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renaissance de Tanimisme.
87 pp. of 23.1433.28
^Sand (C. von den). De origine animae. Cos-
mopoli, [Amsterdam], 1671. 16*.
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soul, [its origin, nature and destiny], pp.
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Se*^ altc^ Immortality of man. Mental science
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331. V. I of 8.478^.1
Sound.
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tions. 2d ed. London, 1871. 8**.
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philosophy. Acoustics [and] optics. New
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problems in aerodynamics. New Haven,
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Oxford, 1870. 8^ 26.1641. 16
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Boston, 1882. 8*". 26.1641. 8
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optimorumque physicorum scriptis con-
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^ -Researches in sound: with special reference
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Uebersetzet von Agatho-Carione. Ndrd-
lingen, 1684. V, 26.3617.6
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und optik. Leipzig, 1877. 8*. 26.1641.4
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relation to sound and light New York,
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propagation des ondes dans les milieux
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benefits of an agricultural survey of
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lina, [1724]. Tr. by C. C. Jones. Au-
gusta, Ga., 1880. 24 pp. 8. 4**.
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tecnii] librorum de aucupio, interprete
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— -Examples of steam, air, and gas engines,
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— -Recent improvements in the steam-engine.
Newed. London, 1876. I6^ 26.1622.38
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plained and illustrated. Ed. by J. Ren-
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don, 1838. 2 V. 4^. 26.1626.5
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power; with applications to the construc-
tion of steam generators. New York,
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Tables and diagrams relating to non-con-
densing engines and boilers. New York,
1872. 4*. 26.3627.11
— Turn BULL (J.) Short treatise on the com-
pound steam engine. New York, 1874.
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don waterworks. London, 1842. 4**.
26.1626.18
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gine, pp. 139-147 of 2.61. II
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26.1628.10
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locomotive engines, and a new theory of
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delphia, 1840. 8**. 26.1622.8
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motive engine. New ed. by J. Weale.
London, 1850. 4*. 26.1628.17
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gineering. New York, n. d. 2 v. T.
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steam engines. New ed. London, 1839.
8**. 26. 1622.9
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New York, 1883. p. 8'. 26.3643.19
— Briggs (R.) Steam heating: an exposition of
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8"". 26.1622.12
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697
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The same. Vita S. Stephani primi» regis
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Steppes.
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Tusage des gens du monde. 3e 6d. Pa-
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lation. 4th ed. London, 1875. 8**.
35-1553.6
—Martin (J. G.) Seventy-three years' history of
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Stockton (Richard), i, 1730. d, 1781.
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202. v. 3 of 4.184.2
«— Sanderson (J.) Richard Stockton, pp. 181-
204. V. 2 of 4.i98<i.7
^The same. pp. 79-"5- ▼• 3 oi 4. 198^1.4
Stockton (Robert Field), b. 1796. d. 1866.
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[AftM,] New York, 1856. 8*'. 4.224.22
Stoddard (David Tappan). d. 1818. </. 1857.
— Thompson (J. P.) Memoir of rev. David
Tappan Stoddard. New York, 1858. 8^.
4.225.14
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i6*. 23.1415-34
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The same. Contradictions of the stoics.
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Stolberg^ (Friedrich Leopold von), b, 1750. </.
1819.
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by Mrs. Sturge. pp. 375-408 of 9.515.28
— Voss (J. H.) Bestfttigung der stolbergischen
umtriebe, nebst einem anhang fiber per-
85nliche verhflltnisse. Stuttgart, 1820. 8^.
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Stomach pnmp.
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net-b^ton and other artificial stone. New
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Stone {building),
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sive strength, specific gravity, and ratio
of absorption of various kinds of building-
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stone; and on artificial stones. Washing,
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{Stimecutting),
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The same. [Atlas]. Paris, 1834. i\
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— Leroy (C. F. a.) Trait6 de 8t6r6otomie. 7e
6d. par E. Martelet. Paris, 1877. 2 y.
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New York, 1875. 8\ 26.1595.63
Stone {disease),
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servations on Mrs. Stephen's medicines
for dissolving the stone, with a supple-
ment by D. Hartley, on their discovery,
use, and efficacy. London, 1740. 8**. .
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Stone (Thomas), b. 1743. d. 1787.
—Sanderson (J.) Thomas Stone, pp. 129-150.
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Stone (William Leete). b. 1792. d, 1844.
—Stone (W. L.) Life and writings of William
Leete Stone. By his son.
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Stonehenffe.
—Brown ( .) Illustrated guide to Old Sarum
and Stonehenge. Salisbury, 1877. 52 pp.
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— Charleton (W.) Chorea gigantum; or, the
most famous antiquity of Great Britain,
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pp. 481-517. ■ V. 2 of 5.306.26
^Herbert (A.) Cyclops christianus; or, an
argument to disprove the antiquity of
Stonehenge. London, 1849. 8°. 5.265.8
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Britain, called Stone-Heng, restored.
London, 1725. f. 5.268.1
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architecture observed by the ancient Ro-
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an authentic catalogue of the paintings.
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Stoner (Nicholas), d, 1763. d. 1850?
•—SIMMS (J- R-) Trappers of New York; or. a
biography of Nicholas Stoner and N. Fos-
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Storms.
~Blasius(W.) Storms: their nature, classifica-
tion and laws, with means of predicting
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16*. 26.3645.15
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our violent gales. New York, 1866. 8*.
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— LoRiNG (J. S.) Joseph Story.
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—Mathews (W.) Recollections of judge Story.
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—Sumner (C.) Tribute of friendship : the late
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302. V. 2 of 2Z. 1294.3
Story (William Wetmore). d. 1819.
— FoRMAN (H. B.) William W. Story.
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Stothard (Thomas). ^. 1755. d, 1834.
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A., with personal reminiscences. Lon-
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Stoves.
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London, [1777]. obi. 8\ 26.1642.15
Strabo.
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Strasburr.
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^The same. Historical sketch of the cathe-
dral, or minster of Strasburg. Tr. from
the 3d ed. Strasburg, 1854. 16**. 7.394.27
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9.510.8
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Stratford-on-ATon.
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Avon. [AftoH.] Stratford-upon-Avon,
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delphia, 1847. 16°. 4-225.27
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a short notice of the East India company's
tea plantations in the Himalaya Moun-
tains. London, 1852. 8°. xi. 694.12
— Lettsom (J. C.) Natural history of the tea-
tree. New ed. London, 1799. 4°.
28.1748.17
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ary. London, 1823. 2 v. 4. 30.1878.18
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45. 2 V. 1. 8^ 27.1685.3
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Great Britain, v. 14. New series. Lon-
don, 1882. 8*. 29.3835.35
Tcgn^r (Esaias). b. 1782. d. 1846.
— Brandes (E.) Esaias Tegn^r.
pp. 185-280 of 2.91.3
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Tehuantepec, in the years 1842 and 1843.
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of a ship-canal by way of Tehuantepec
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1869. %\ 3.126.25
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— Clark (L.) and Sabins (R.) Electrical tables
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— CuLLBY (R. S.) Handbook of practical teleg-
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26.1644.20
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26.1644.19
—Davis (C. H.) and Rab (F. B.) Hand-book
of electrical diagrams and connections.
2ded. NewYork,i877. obi. 8'. 26. 1645.40
«-*DuB (J.) Anwendung des elektromagnetismus
mit besonderer bertlcksichtigung der neu-
eren telegraphic. 2e aufl. Berlin, 1873.
8^ 26.1646.21
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trique. 3e M. Paris, 1874. 8*.
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magnetic telegraph. New York, 1878.
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8'. 26.1644.17
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raphy. 2d ed. London, 1876. 16**.
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magnetic telegraph between the cities of
Washington and Baltimore. Washing-
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swift messenger. 3d ed. London, 1707.
90 PP- 8^ pt. 3 of 25. 1581. 14
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neers. London, 1872-82. 11 v. 8*.
26.3622.2
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telegraphic. Berlin, 1877-81. 4 v. 8".
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ism. Au0^ Henry (J<Mepn).
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16*. 26.1645.43
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1879. 8^ 26.1645.15
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f*. Observatory,
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Telford (Thomas), b. 1757. d. 1834.
—Life of Thomas Telford, written by himself.
Edited by J. Rickman. London, 1838.
4**. 26. 1626. 14
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Cabinet 2.19.1
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Tell. pp. 45-82. v. 35 of 8.505.1
Temperance.
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— Chad wick (J.) Essay on the use of alcoholic
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1878. p. 8\ 24.1473.35
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York, 1874. i6\ 24.1473.27
713
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Tennyson.
— Farrar (F. W.) Talks on temperance. New
York, 1879. i6°« 24.1473-25
— Grindrod (R. B.) Bacchus: an essay on
the nature, causes, effects, and cure of in-
temperance. 1st Am. from 5d Eng. ed.
Ed. by C. A. Lee. New York, 1840. I2^
24.1473.19
— Hargreaves (W.) Our wasted resources; the
missing link in the temperance reform.
New York, 1S79. 12*. 24.1473-36
—Hunt (E. M .) Alcohol as a food and medi-
cine. New York, 1877. 12°. 24.1473-32
— Jewett (C.) History of the temperance re-
form. New York, 1S76. 12°. 24.1473-33
— KiRTON (J. W.) One thousand temperance
anecdotes, etc. New York, 1S77. 16".
24.1473.45
—Lees (F. R.) Text-book of temperance. New
York, [1869?]. 16". 24.1473.21
—Maclean (J.) Examination of the essays,
Bacchus and an ti- Bacchus. Princeton,
1841. s\ 24.1473.3
—Marsh (J.) Temperance recollections : an
autobiography. New York, 1866. 12*'.
24.1473.10
— Moody (D. L.) Talks on temperance. Ed.
by J. B. Dunn. New York, 1878. 12".
24.1473."
— National temperance society. Temperance
tracts. V. I. New York, 1874. I2^
24.147312
— Permanent temperance documents of the
American temperance society, v. i. Bos-
ton. 1835. 8". 24.1473.5
— Pitman (R. C.) Alcohol and the state. New
York, 1880. 12% 24.1473.34
—Powell (F.) Bacchus dethroned. New York,
1875. 12°. 24.1473.20
— Richardson (B. W.) Temperance lesson-
book. New York, 1880. i6% 24.1473-43
Ten lectures on alcohol. New York, 1880.
12\ 24.1473.31
— Sew ALL (T.) Pathology of drunkenness; or,
the physical effects of alcoholic drinks.
New York, 1 841. f% 24.1473.1
— Story (C. A.) Alcohol; its nature and ef-
fects. New York, 1879. 16°. 24.147348
^Twelfth annual report of the Massachusetts
bureau of statistics. [Part ii. Statistics
of drunkenness and liquor-selling, 1870-
79. Part III. Influence of intemperance
upon crime]. Boston, 188 1. 8"*. 24.1524.4
— Weeden (W. B.) Morality of prohibitory
liquor laws. Boston. 1875. 16°. 24.1473-41
— WORSLEY (H.) Juvenile depravity. Lon-
don. 1849. 12". 24.1475.25
Se*^ alsa^ Alcohol, Liquors, Prohibition, Tobacco,
Wine.
Temperature.
— Hennessy (H.) On the distribution of tem-
perature. Dublin, 1867. 4°. Observatory.
— WoEiKOF (A. I. von). £tudes sur Tamplitude
diurne de la temperature et sur I'influence
qu'cxerce sur elle la position topogra-
phique. Moscou, 1881. 60 pp. 8*.
26.1655. Box 2
See^ alw. Climate, Meteorolofiry.
Templars. S^e Knights of Malta.
Temple (Henry John), viscount PcUmerston. h.
1784. d. 1865.
— Bm^WER {Sir H. L.) Life of viscount Palmers-
ton. Philadelphia, 1871. 12*. 6.373.23
Temple {Sit William), b, 1628. d. 1699.
— CouRTENAY (T. P.) Memoirs of sir William
Temple. London, 1836. 2 v. 8"". 6.2323.9
The same. 6.373.24
— Swift (J.) Life and character of sir William
Temple, by a particular friend, pp. iii-
xxiv. v. I of 6.2356.4
Tehcin (Claudine Alexandrine Gu^rin de). b.
168 1, d. 1749.
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298. v. I of 8.47&1.S
Tenement houses.
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don, 1875. 16°. 24.1523.22
— Hole (J.) Homes of the working classes.
London, 1866. 8°. 24.1523.2&'
Teneriffe.
— Smyth (C. P.) Tenerifife, an astronomer's
experiment, [1856]. London, 1858. 16*.
11.653.20
Tennent (William), b. 1705. d, 1777.
— Field (R. S.) Review of the trial of rev.
Wm. Tennent for perjury, in 1742. pp.
30-40. V. 6 of 4. 183. 15
Tennessee.
— Catalogue of the Tennessee state library.
[By G. S. Blackiel. Nashville, 1871. 8\
— Ramsey J. G. M.) Annals of Tennessee 10
the end of the eighteenth century. Com-
prising its settlement, 1 769-1 800. Phila-
delphia, 1853. 8^ 4- 194.21
— S afford (J. M.) Geology of Tennessee.
Nashville, 1869. 8^ 29.1815.15
Tennyson (Alfred), b. i8io.
— Alfred Tennyson. Poetry of sorrow.
[Anon.] pp. 38-58 of 2x.i305.33
— Bagehot (W.) Wordsworth, Tennyson, and
Browning, pp. 338-390. v. 2 of 21. 1301.26
— Bayne (P.) Alfred Tennyson.
pp. 201-364 of 2i.1301.3i
Tennyson and his teachers.
pp. 50-145 of 21. 1301.33
— Brightwell (D. B.) Concordance to the
entire works of Tennyson. London,
1869. 8^ x8. 1105.40
^DoWDEN (E.) Mr. Tennyson and Mr. Brown-
ing : a comparative study.
pp. 191-239 of 21. 1305. H
— -Elsdale (H.) Essay on Mr. Tennvson's Idylls
of the king. London, 1878. 8 . 18.1105.38
—Form AN (H. B.) Alfred Tennyson.
pp. 27-^ of 18. 1077. 13
—Gladstone (W. E.) Tennyson, pp. I3i-i79-
V. a of 2X. 1306.13
—Hamilton (W.) Alfred Tennyson.
pp. 263-300 of 18. 1077.18
— HORNE (R. H.) Alfred Tennyson.
pp. 193-210 of 2X. 1307.25
— Stedman (E. C.) Alfred Tennyson. Tenny-
son and Theocritus.
pp. 150-233 of x8. 1077. 16
— Taine(H. a.) Tennyson, pp. 5^8-541-
V. s of 17. 1026.9
— Tainsh (E. C.) Study of the works of Alfr^
Tennyson. New ed. London, 187a 8*.
x8.1105.39
— Taylor (B.) Tennyson. 36 pp. of 21. 1326-6
714
Tenterden.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Thames.
Tenterden {Lord), See Abbott (Charles).
Teratolog;7.
—Masters (M. T.) Vegetable teratology.
London, 1869. 8*. 28.1732.8
Terentias (Pablius). b, b.c. 193. d, 159.
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tii afri carthaginiensis vita, cum Wester-
hovii praefatione. pp. i-xxxvi of Z3.814.2
Teresa, 5A, or Teresa Sanchez Cepeda
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sus, pp. 1-301. V. I of zo.635.7
Terespol bridge.
— Chrzanowski (T.) Description dn pont sur
le Boug; chemin de fcr T6respol-Brest.
Varsovie, 1871. f*. 26.1637.11
Terra [Tierra] del Fnego.
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V. 3 of 3.103.7
Terrapin.
— SowERBY (J. D. C.) and L^AK (E.) Tortoises,
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Territories of the United States. See United
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Tertullianus (Quintus Septimius Florens). b.
A.D. 160. d, 240.
— Hauck (A.) Tertullian's lebcn und schriften.
Erlangen, 1877. 8". z3.814.19
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des Tertullianus. Berlin, 1825. p. 8°.
3Z. 1942. 18
Testndinidae. 5^^ Tortoises.
Tetanas.
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V. I of 29.3837.8
Tetrahedron.
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eders von grSsstem volumen bci gt^e-
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Texas.
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plorations and incidents in Texas [etc.],
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route, near the 32d parallel, 1854. 40 pp.
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— De Cordova (J.) Texas : her resources and
her public men. ist ed. Philadelphia,
1858. 12°. 4.T94.14
—Kendall (G. W.) Narrative of the Texan
Santa F6 expedition, [1841]. New York,
1844. 2 V. 12*. 4.19415
The same. 6th ed. New York, 1846-50.
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—Webster (D.) Relations with Mexico, and
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V. 6 of 2Z. 1294.3
See, alsoy Mexico {War with th* Unittd StaUt^
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Textiles.
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p. 8°. 30.1871.30
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duction and economic extraction. New
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Thackeray (William Makepeace), b. 1811. d,
1863.
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106-145. V. 2 of 2Z. 1301.26
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., ^ PP- "7-135 of 2z.1305.33
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— Hannay (J.) Studies on Thackeray. Lon-
don, 1869. 16°. 20.1257.5
—Schmidt (J.) Thackeray, pp. 282-310.
z6. 1005.3
— Taine (H. a.) Thackeray, pp. 367-402.
V. 2 of z 7. 1026.9
—Taylor (B.) William Makepeace Thackeray,
pp. 134-154 of 2Z. 1326.6
—Taylor (T.) Thackeray, the humourist and
man of letters. New York, 1864. I2'.
6.37325
— Trollope (A.) Thackeray. New York, 1879.
16*. 6.373.26
Thaer (Albrecht). b. 1752. d. 1828.
— K6RTE (W.) Albrecht Thaer : sein leben und
wirken, als arzt und landwirth dargestellt.
Leipzig, 1839. 8^ 9-546.53
Thamas Kouli khan. See Nadir Shah.
Thames.
— Commissioners [on] plans for embanking the
river Thames within the metropolis. Re-
port. London. 1861. f**. 26.3628.8
— First report to the house of commons on the
means of preventing the pollution of riv-
ers. London, 1870. 2 v. f **. Alumni room.
— Hardwicke ( .) and BoGUE ( .) Up the
river from Westminster to Windsor.
[Anon.] London, 1876. 72 pp. 8*. 5.273.Z
5"//, aisa, London {London bridg«)y p. 403.
715
Thanet.
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Theology.
Thanet {^IsU of).
— Lewis (J.) Glossary of words used in the
isle of Thanet, [1736]. pp. 50-55-
No. 12 of 15.920. 14
Thayendanegea. Ste Brant (J.)
Theatre. See Drama, Stage.
Thebes {in BoeoHa),
— Unger (R.) Thebana paradoxa. Halis,
1839. 8°. 14.2855.25
Theism. See God.
Themistocles. b. b.c. 514. d, 449.
— Nepos (C.) Thcmistocles. pp. 67-128.
V. I of 13.803.8
— Plutarchus. Themistocles.
pp. 83-97 of 14.906.8
Thenard (Louis Jacques), b, 1777, d. 1857.
— Flourens (M. J. P.) Memoir of Louis
Jacques Th6nard, tr. by C. A. Alexander.
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Theocritus, yl century, B.C.
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pp. 1-50 of 17.1021.6
— DCbner (F.) Scholia in Theocriium auctiora
reddita et annotatione critica instructa.
170 pp. of 14.875.3
— Harles (T. C.) De dorismo theocriteo com-
mentatio. pp. xix-xl of z4.913.25
— Jacobs (J. A.) Praefatio in editionem halen-
sem Theocriti, Bionis et Moschi.
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— SainteBeuve (C. a.) Th6ocrite. pp. 3-44.
V. J of 8.481.3
— Scholia in Theocritum. [.<4mw.] Primum
edidit C. Zicgler. Tubingae, 1867. 8°.
14.818. Box 3
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pp. ix-xix of i4.913.27i
— Spohn (F. a. W.) Lectioncs theocriteae.
Lipsiae, 1822-23. 3 P^* s. 4**.
X4.818..B0X3
Theodicy. See Origin of evil.
Theodolite.
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ding van cen universal-instrument van
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nide. Gryphiswaldiae, 1861. 20 pp. 4 .
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don, 1854. 1. 8\ 16.996.2
—Simon (C. F. L.) Literatur der theologie,
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derts. Leipzig, 1813. S'*. 16.991. 9
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— Ante-Nicene Christian library; translations
of the writinffs of the fathers, down to
A.D. 325. Ed. by A. Roberts and J.
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— Opinions of the attorneys-general, and deci-
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— Thom (D.) Assurance* of faith ; or, Calvin-
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— Everett (E.) University education, pp.
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London, 1859. 16^. 24.1494.34
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— Gladstone (W. E.) Speech on inquiry into
the state of the universities of Oxford and
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Stt^ a/m, Colleges, Education, and the names of
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^-Scheffer (J.) Upsalia : cujus occasione plu-
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the planets, [especially] the new planet.
London, 1783. 8*. 26.3642.6
— Newcomb (S.) Investigation of the orbit of
Uranus. v. 19 of 28.3738.1
The same. Observatory.
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Urbino (Family of Monte feltro, dukes of).
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Urbino, illustrating luly from 1440 to
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Urea.
— Flint (A.) Physiological effects of severe
and protracted muscular exercise, with
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New York. 1871. 8^ 29.3835.16
Urinary org^ans.
— Beale (L. S.) Kidney diseases, urinary de-
posits, and calculous disorders : their na-
ture and treatment 3d ed. Philadel-
phia. 1869. 8^ 29.3835.18
— Bird (G.) Urinary deposits. 5th ed. by E.
L. Birkett. London. 1857. 12^.29.3835.19
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Urine.
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qualitativen und quantitativen analyse
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The same. Atlas. 29.3866.3
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Urodela.
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Urquhart (John), b. 1808. d, 1827.
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select remains of John Urquhart. Phila-
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Ursua (Pedro de). b. 1526. d. 1561.
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Uruguay.
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—Murray (J. H.) Travels in Uruguay; with
an account of the present state of sheep-
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Usury. See Interest
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748
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Valley Forge {Pennsylvania).
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V. I of 3.148.2
Valmore (Marceline F61icit6 Joseph Desbordes).
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Valois dynasty in France.
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Valae.
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NfiU. Many treatises on integral calculus contain
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6.376.8
761
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carl of Orford, with correspondence from
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75. V. I of 6. 367. 1 1
— Ewald (A. C.) Sir Robert Walpole: a politi-
cal biography, 1676-1745. London, 1878.
8^ 6.374.13
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ford. 16 pp. V. 10 of 6.356.27
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47-92. V. I of 6.367.23
Walthaire, d'Aqmtaine.
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126 pp. of Z8.1052.8
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English epic of the eighth century, now
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haven, [Denmark, 1B60?]. 8*. 15.2955.7
Walther.
— Markgraf Walther. \Anon, ]pp. 1 19-15 1.
V. 6 of 20.1242.19
S*e^ aUc, Griaelida.
Walther, von der Vogelweidi, b, about 11 70.
d. about 1228.
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pp. 197-229 of 17.1031. 19
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weide. pp. 127-162 of 18.3074.9
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Walther von der Vogelweide. pp. xxi-
IviiL V. I of 18.3075.3
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von der Vogelweide. Bonn, 1882. 8°.
9-547.6
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283. V. 5 of 4.i98tf.7
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salem, mit namen Ahasverus, welcher
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lichgewesen. [Anon,] pp. 417-451.
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Juif errant. Paris, 1858. 8^
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cal] supplement to Warburton's ^ition
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of the judge-ad vocate-general and of the
general of the army, in the case of major-
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1883. 8% 3.158. Box 8
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183 pp. V. 10 of 3.i3$<z.6
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the Bunker Hill monument association,
June 17, 1857. Boston, 1858. 8". 4.225.49
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choir of St. Mary, Warwick, and the
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presbyterian church of Warwick, Pa.,
1 726-1 876. Philadelphia, 1876. 8*^.4.192.2^
Warwick (Guy, earl of),
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Warwick. [Anon.] New ed. Warwick,
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— French (G. R.) Names of persons and
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Unis. Nouv. 6d. Paris, 1868. I2^
4.226.25
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ington. 3d ed. London, 1839. 2 v.
16 . Z.10.18
—Everett (E.) Life of George Washington.
New York, i860. 12*". ^.226.24
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ington, pp. 564-596; 58-71.
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Washington and Adams. New York,
1846. 2v. 8°. 3.143.2
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scripta. Ed. J. N. Reynolds. Neo-Ebor-
acopoli, 1835. I2^ 4.226.18
[Giger].
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torique. civ pp. of 4.226.25
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413-441. V. I of 2Z. 1325.7
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York, 1845. 2v. i8'. 32.2030.1
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V. 2 of z9.3185.14
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ler theil. Breslau, 1861. 35 pp. 4"*.
4.218. Box 2
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ington's writings. Boston, 1852. 8^.
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Life of George Washington. Boston, 1839.
, 1. 8". 4.226.12
^The same. v. i of 4.236.1
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ters from Washington to J. Reed, referred
to in the pamphlets of lord Mahon and
Mr. Sparks." Boston, 1853. 8°. 4.226.16
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others, on the mode of editing the writ-
ings of Washington. Cambridge, 1852.
8**. 4.226. Z5
— Suggestions for the correction of errors in
Marshall's Life of Washington.
3.158. Box 2
[In Historical mafacine, May, 1867, pp. 18^88].
763
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[Musgrayel.
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July, 1848, on laying the corner stone of
the national monument to the memory of
Washington. Washington, 1848. 4**.
4.226.8
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— Woodward (T.) Washington.
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Washington {District of Columbia),
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things at Washington, [1834-68J. Phila-
delphia, 1869. I2^ 3. 142. II
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tors, congressmen, etc., and a descrip-
tionjof the public buildings. [Philadelphia,
1873]. %\ 4.197.2
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of public schools, 1871-72. Washing-
ton, 1872. 8% 24.1484.7
— ^Watterston (G.) Letters from Washington,
18 18, on the constitution and the laws ;
with sketches of some of the prominent
characters of the United States. By a
foreigner. [Anon.] Washington, 18 18.
I2^ 24. 15 10. 13
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— Washington observatory. Meteorological
observations, 1861-76. Washington,
1862-80. 16 V. in 17. 4*. Observatory.
The same, 1878. 79. Washington, 1882-83.
2v. 4^ 26.1658.2
Government offices,
(Army medical museum),
— ^WOODHULL (A. A.), and others. Catalogue of
the United States army medical museum.
Washington, 1866-^7. 3 pts. in i v. 4'.
29.3818.9
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[once that of Thomas Jefferson]. Wash-
mgton, 1815. 4°. 16.1003. 1
Alphabetical catalogue of the library of con-
gress. Authors. Washington, 1864. !.
8^ x6. 1006.4
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ton, 1869. 2 V. 1. 8**. 16.1006.5
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— Catalogue of publications of societies, and
of periodical works, belonging to the
Smithsonian institution, deposited in the
library of congress. Washington, 1866.
8°. l6.992.2i
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museum, 1878-81. Washington, 1879-82.
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United States national museum in charge
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(Observatory),
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4*« Observatory.
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[By W. Flint]. Washington, 187S. 1. 8*.
16.1007.1
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brary of the surgeon-general's office, Uni-
ted States army. Authors and subjects,
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82. 3 V. 4*. 16.1007.ao
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82. Washington, 1874-83. 5 v. in 2,
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the Greene and Washington bituminous
coal-fields of western Pennsylvania. Har-
risburg, 1876. 8'. v. 46 of 29.1851.1
764
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railroad, near the 47th and 49th parallels
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4". w. I, 12 of 3. 108. 13
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vears* residence in Washington territory.
New York, 1857. 12'. 4.198.4
Washington university. See Saint Louis.
Wasps.
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New York, 1883. I2^ 27.1713. 18
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sphegiden, pompiliden, crabroniden, und
heterogynen [der Novara reise]. Wien,
1868. 4^ pt. 2, V. II of 28. 1778. 1
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ton, 1875. 8*. 27.1713.22
^The same. v. 14 of 28.3734.1
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veloped substances. London, 1873. 16°.
30.1871. 14
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Water.
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and wholesome, and how fresh- water may
be preserved sweet, [etc.]. London,
1739. 8*'. pt. 2 of 26.3634.10
— KuBEL (W.) Anleitung zur untersuchung
von wasser. 2e aufl. von F. Tiemann.
Braunschweig, 1874. 8*. 30.1934.13
The same. 30. 1938. Box i
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pical examination of drinking water.
London, 1875. 8°. 30.1934.16
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12*. xo.582.25
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ter-analysis. 3d ed. London, 1874. 16°.
30.1934.35
The same. 30.1933-47
— Watt (J.), and ethers. Correspondence of
James Watt on his discovery of the
theory of the composition of water. Ed.
by J. P. Muirhead. London, 1846. 4".
30.3913. 1
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Waves.
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battle of Waterloo. London, 18 17. 4**.
7438.1
—Scott (J.) Walk over the field of battle at
Waterloo, 18 15, pp. 1 11-234 o^ 7.393.2
—Scott (Sir W.) Paul's letters to his kinsfolk,
[1815. AncnJ] 3d ed. Edinburgh,
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Am. from 2d London ed. Philadelphia,
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— -The same. 3d ed. With remarks upon
Gleig's "Story of Waterloo." London,
1848. 8". 7.436.5
^The same. Atlas, f*. 7-437.1
^Waterloo : historical and topographical
guide to the field of battle, compiled from
captain Siborne *s History. Brussels,
1852. I6^ 10.574.47
S««, als0y Napoleon i., Wellesley (A.), duk« 0/
Wellington.
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supply), London, Maine, Paris (Water
supply), Rome (Aqueducts), p. 622.
Water wheels.
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York, 1879. i8\ No. 44 of 26. 1620. 1
5>r, also. Fencelet's undershot wheel.
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Philadelphia, 1861. 8°. 4- 337*3
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spondence. 104 pp. V. I of 26. 1624. 18
— Arago (D. F. J.) James Watt, pp 371-510.
V. I of 20.1652.9
The same. James Watt. Tr. by W. H.
Smyth. pp. 351-486 of 8. 478^.23
The same. Life of James Watt, and eulo-
gium by lord Jeffrey. 3d ed. Edin-
burgh, 1839. 16". 6.374.20
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V. I of 6.2342. XI
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York, 1859. 12% 6.374.19
Origin and progress of the mechanical in-
ventions of James Watt ; with a memoir.
London, 1854. 3 v. 8*. 26.1624.18
—Smiles (S.) James Watt. 54 pp. of 6.347.8
Lives of Boulton and Watt, Philadelphia,
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ham, pp. 278-286 of 5.308.10
Villiers (George), 2</ duke of Buckingham, b'
1627. d, 1688.
—Thomson (K. B.) and (J. C.) George Villiers,
second duke of Buckingham.
pp. 1-40 of 6.338J.15
Villon (Francois), b, 143 1. d. 1462 ?
— Stevenson (R. L.) Fran9ois Villon, student,
poet, and housebreaker.
pp. 192-235 of az.1316.11
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— Law (J.) Address before the Vincennes his-
torical and antiquarian society, Feb. 22,
1839. Louisville, 1839. 48 pp. 8"*.
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Marshall's Life of Washington.
3.158. Box 2
[In Historical magasiqCt May, 1807, pp. a86-388].
763
WashingtoiL
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Washington.
— Washington and his contemporaries. [Anon.'l
pp. 37-68. V. I. pt. 2 of 32.2037.5
— Webster (D.) Character of Washington,
pp. 219-233. V. I of 21. 1294.3
— Weems (M. L.) Life of George Washington ;
with curious anecdotes. 8th ed. Phila-
delphia, 1809. 12''. 4.226.27
[Musgravel.
— WiNTHROP (K. C.) Oration on the 4th of
July, 1848, on laying the corner stone of
the national monument to the memory of
Washington. Washington, 1848. 4°.
4.226.8
The same. pp. 70-89 of 2Z.1296.5
— Woodward (T.) Washington.
PP- 157-216 of 4.198^.15
Washington {District of Columbia),
City,
— GoBRiGHT (L. A.) Recollection of men and
things at Washington, [Z834-68J. Phila-
delphia, 1869. 12°. 3. 142. 1 1
—Martin (E. W.) Behind the scenes in Wash-
ington, with sketches of the leading sena-
tors, congressmen, etc., and a descrip-
tion^f the public buildings. [Philadelphia,
1873]. 8*. 4.197.2
—Twenty-fifth report of the board of trustees
of public schools, 1871-72. Washing-
ton, 1872. 8''. 24.1484.7
— ^Watterston (G.) Letters from Washington,
1818, on the constitution and the laws ;
with sketches of some of the prominent
characters of the United States. By a
foreigner. [Anon.] Washington, 1818.
I2\ 24.1510. 13
(C/imatt).
— Washington observatory. Meteorological
observations, 1861-76. Washington,
1862-80. 16 V. in 17. 4*. Observatory.
The same, 1878, 79. Washington, 1882-83.
av. 4°. 26.1658.2
Government offices,
(Army medical museum).
— ^WooDHULL (A. A.), and others. Catalogue of
the United States army medical museum.
Washington, 1866-67. 3 P^s. in i v^ 4**.
29.3818.9
{Library of congress),
— Catalogue of the library of the United States
[once that of Thomas Jefferson]. Wash-
ington, 1815. 4*. 16. 1003. 1
Alphabetical catalogue of the library of con-
gress. Authors. Washington, 1864. ^•
8^ x6. 1006.4
The same. Index of subjects. Washing-
ton, 1869. 2 V. 1.8**. 16.1006.5
Catalogue of books added from 1866-75.
Washington, 1868-76. 7 v. 1. 8°. 16. 1006.6
— Catalogue of publications of societies, and
of periodical works, belonging to the
Smithsonian institution, deposited in the
library of congress. Washington, 1866.
8°. x6.992.2i
{National museum),
— Proceedings of the United States national
museum, 1878-81. Washington, 1879-82.
4 v. in 2. 8**. w. 19, 22 of 28.3734.1
-Rau (C.) Archaeological collection of the
United States national museum in charge
of the Smithsonian institution. Wash-
ington, 1876. 4*. V. 22 of 28.3738.1
{Observatory),
-HoLDBN (E. S.) Catalogue of the library of
the naval observatory. Pt. I.: Astro-
nomical bibliography. Washington, 1879.
4*. Observatory.
-NouRSE (J. E.) Memoir of the United Sutes
naval observatory. Washington, 1873.
[In a vol, lettered *' MisceUanict.
Observatory.
Washington^'].
{Patent office),
— Catalogite of the library of the patent office.
[By W. Flint]. Washington, 1878. L 8*.
16.1007. 1
{Smithsonian institution),
— Annual reports of the board of r^ents of the
Smithsonian institution, 1848-81. Wash-
ington, 1849-83. 35 V. 8**. 28.3733.1
— List of foreign correspondents of the Smith-
sonian institution. 4th ed. Washing-
ton, 1872. 8'. V. 10 of 28.3734.1
The same. 5th ed. Washington, 1878.
8'. V. 15 of 28.3734.1
The same, corrected to 1882. Washington,
1882. 8^ V. 26 of 28.3734.1
— Rhees (W. J.) Catalogue of publications of
the Smithsonian institution, (1846-82).
Washington, 1882. 8**. v. 27 of 28.3734.1
List of the institutions, libraries, colleges,
etc., in the United States in correspon-
dence with the Smithsonian institution.
[Washington, 1872. 8"*. v. 10 of 28.3734.1
^Smithsonian institution: documents relative
to its origin and history. Washington,
1879. 8'. V. 17 of 28.3734.1
Smithsonian institution : journals of the
board of regents, reports of committees,
statistics, etc. Washington, 1879. 8\
V. 18 of 28.3734-1
— Six articles upon the Smithsonian institution
from the Boston Post, with the letters of
professors Peirce and Agassiz. By N. P.
D. [Anon.] Boston, 1855. 44 pp. 8%
4.218. Box 3
{Surgeon-generoTs office).
—Billings (J. S.) Index-catalogue of the li-
brary of the surgeon -general's office. Uni-
ted Sutes army. Authors and subjects,
vv. 1-3. A-Dzondi. Washington, 1880-
82. 3 v. 4*. 16.1007.ao
{Philosophical society).
— BiJLLETlNS of the philosophical society, 1871-
82. Washington, 1874-83. 5 v. in 2.
8°. w. 20, 25 of 28.3734- 1
Washington county {Pennsylvania).
— Stevenson (J.J.) Report [on the geology of]
the Greene and Washington bituminous
coal-fields of western Pennsylvania. Har-
risburg, 1876, Z\ v. 46 of 29.1851. 1
764
Washington.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Watt.
Washington territory.
— Stevens (L L) Narrative and reports of
explorations for a route for the Pacific
railroad, near the 47th and 49th parallels
of latitude. Washington, 1855-60. 3 v.
4". w. I, 12 of 3. 108. 13
— Swan (J. G.) Northwest coast; or, three
years* residence in Washington territory.
New York, 1857. 12". 4198.4
Washington nniversity. See Saint Louis.
Wasps.
— Lubbock (Sir J.) Ants, bees, and wasps.
New York, 1883. I2^ 27.1713.18
— Saussure (H. de). Familien der vespiden,
sphegiden, pompiliden, crabroniden, und
heterogynen [der Novara reise]. Wien,
1868. 4^ pt. 2, V. II of 28.1778.1
Synopsis of American wasps. Solitary
wasps. [Tr. by E. Norton]. Washing-
ton. 1875. 8". 27. 1713.22
^The same. v. 14 of 28.3734.1
Waste products.
— SiMMONDS (P. L.) Waste products and unde-
veloped substances. London, 1873. 16*.
30.1871. 14
Watches. See Time-pieces.
Water.
— Ekin (C.) PoUble water. 2d ed. London,
1880. 12°. 29.3824.28
— Farlow (W. G.) On some impurities of
drinking - water, caused by vegetable
growths, pp. 129-160. V. 2 of 29.3844.2
—Fischer (F.) Chemische technologie des
wassers. Braunschweig, 1878. 8^.
30.1934.10
— Frankland (E.) Drinking-water. The puri-
fication of foul water.
pp. 551-840 of 30.1935.14
Water analysis. Philadelphia, 1880. I6^
30.1934.33
— Grsen (N. G.) Water pollution. New York,
[1880]. 29 pp. 8°. 29.3825. Box 2
— Hales (S.) Philosophical experiments, show-
ing how sea-water may be made fresh
and wholesome, and how fresh* water may
be preserved sweet, [etc.]. London,
1739. 8*'. pt. 2 of 26.3634.10
— Kubel (W.) Anleitung zur untersuchung
von wasser. 2e aufl. von F. Tiemann.
Braunschweig, 1874. 8*. 30.1934-13
The same. 30. 1938. Box i
— Macdonald (J. D.) Guide to the microsco-
pical examination of drinking water.
London, 1875. 8°. 30.1934.16
— TvNDALL (J.) Forms of water, in clouds and
rivers, ice and glaciers. New York, 1872.
12°. xo.582.25
— Wanklyn (J. A.) and Chapman (E. T.) Wa-
ter-analysis. 3d ed. London, 1874. 16°.
30.1934.35
The same. 30- 1933-47
— Watt (J.), and others. Correspondence of
James Watt on his discovery of the
theory of the composition of water. Ed.
by J. P. Muirhead. London, 1846. 4°.
30.3913- 1
5>#, aito^ Fountains, Mineral springs, Rivers,
Waves.
Water cure,
Sei Hydropathy.
Waterloo {Battle of, June 18, 181 5).
— Gleig (G. R.) btory of the battle of Water-
loo. New York, 1847. 12°. 7.436.2
— ^JoMiNi (A. H. de). Portable atlas of the
fields of Waterloo and Ligny. Brussels,
1851. 8*. 7.436.6
— LiEBER (F.) Personal reminiscences of the
battle of Waterloo, pp. 149-175.
V. I of 21. 1325.7
—Mathews (W.) Battle of Waterloo.
pp. 272-293 of 21. 1325.23
— MuDFORD (W.) Historical account of the
battle of Waterloo. London, 181 7. 4'.
7-438.1
— Scott (J.) Walk over the field of battle at
Waterloo, 1815. pp. iii-234of 7.393.2
— Scott {Sir W.) Paul's letters to his kinsfolk,
[181 5. Anon.] 3d ed. Edinburgh,
1816. 8*. 7-438-3
— Siborne (W.) History of the war in France
and Belgium, in 1815 ; containing minute
details of the battle of Waterloo, ist
Am. from 2d London ed. Philadelphia,
1845. 8^ 7-436-4
^The same. 3d ed. With remarks upon
Gleig*s ** Story of Waterloo." London,
1848. 8". 7.436.5
The same. Atlas. T. 7-437-1
^Waterloo : historical and topographical
guide to the field of battle, compiled from
captain Sibome*s History. Brussels,
1852. I6^ 10.574.47
See, a/s0^ Napoleon i., Wellesley (A.), duJke 0/
Wellington.
Water supply. See Hydromechanics (Water
5upply\ London, Maine, Paris (Water
supply), Rome (Aqueducts), p. 622.
Water wheels.
— Bresse (J. A. C.) Water-wheels ; or, hydrau-
lic motors. Tr. by F.*A. Mahan. ("Ed.]
by D. H. Mahan. New ed. New York,
1876. 8\ 26.3624.5
— Trowbridge (W. P.) Turbine wheels. New
York, 1879. 18*. No. 44 of 26. 1620. 1
See, alto. Fencelet's undershot wheel.
Watson (John Fanning). ^.1779. </. i860.
— Dorr (B.) Memoir of John Fanning Watson.
Philadelphia, 1861. 8°. 4-227.3
Watt (James), b. 1736. d, 1819.
— Extracts from Mr. Watt's private corre-
spondence. 104 pp. V. I of 26.1624.18
— Arago (D. F. J.) James Watt, pp 371-510.
V. I of 26.1652.9
The same. James Watt. Tr. by W. H.
Smyth. pp. 351-486 of 8.478^.23
The same. Life of James Watt, and eulo-
gium by lord Jeffrey. 3d ed. Edin-
burgh, 1839. i^^ 6.374.20
—Brougham (H.) Watt. pp. 25-67.
V. I of 6.2342. 1 1
— Muirhead (J. P.) Life of James Watt. New
York, 1859. \i\ 6.374.19
Origin and progress of the mechanical in-
ventions of James Watt ; with a memoir.
London, 1854. 3 v. 8*. 26.1624.18
—Smiles (S.) James Watt. 54 pp. of 6.347.8
Lives of Boulton and Watt. Philadelphia,
1865. 8°. 6.342.34
— Williamson (G.) Memorials of James Watt.
[Edinburgh], 1856. 4% 6.374.21
765
Watt.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Weights,
Watt (Joachim von). ^.1484. ^.1551.
^-Geilfvs (G.) Joachim von Watt, genannt
Vadianus, als geographischer schrift-
steller. Winterthur, 1865. 29 pp. 4**.
9.548. Box I
Watts (Isaac). ^. 1674. d. 1748.
—Gibbons (T.) Memoirs of Isaac Watts. Lon-
don, 1780. 8'. 6.374.18
— SouTHEY (R.) Life of dr. Watts.
78 pp. of Z8.X057.1
Waves, and wave motion.
— Airy (G. B.) Tides and waves. London,
1848. 4*. Observatory.
[In a vol. /«//rr#i/ "Encyclopaedia of astronomy*^] .
The same. pp. 241-396.
V. 5 of E.I. Revolving case,
—Blake (E. W.) Original solutions of several
problems in aerodynamics. New Haven,
1882. 8*". 26.1641. 13
— Brbmontier (N. T.) Recherches sur le
mouvement des ondes. Paris, 1809. 8**.
a6.z614.22
— Everett (J. D.) Vibratory motion and
sound. Boston, 1882. 8 . 26.1641.8
—Weber (E. H.) and (W. E.) Wcllenlehre.
Leipzig, 1825. 8". 26.3625. 14
See^ ahOy Light.
Waymouth. See Weymouth.
Wayne (Anthony), b. 1745. d, 1796.
— Armstrong (J.) Life of Anthony Wayne.
81 pp. V. 4 of 3.i38a.6
— Boyer ( .) Journal of Wayne's campaign
against the northwestern Indians, July
28-Nov. 2, 1794. Cincinnati, 1866. 4*.
pt. 2 of 4.196.6
Wayne county (Pennsylvania).
— white (I. C.) Geology of Wayne county.
Harrisburg, 1881. 8°. v. 28 of 29.1851.1
Wazan.
—Watson (R. S.) Visit to Wazan, the sacred
city of Morocco. London, 1880. 8*.
11.653. 17
Wealth. See Political economy.
Weapons.
—Knight (E. H.) Study of the savage wea-
pons at the centennial exhibition, Phila-
delphia. 1876. 28.3733.1
[Smithsonian report, 1879, pp. 3x3-997].
Weather. See Meteorology.
Weber (Carl Maria Friedrich Ernst von), b,
1786. d. 1826.
— Letters of Weber. From the German by
lady Wallace, pp. 207-385 of 30.1904.17
— Crowest (F.) Weber.
pp. 224-255 of 30.1903.18
—Ferris (G. T.) Weber.
pp. 176-188 of 30.1903.30
Webster (Daniel), b. 1782. d, 1852.
— Private correspondence of Daniel Webster.
Ed. by F. Webster. Boston, 1857. 2 v.
8^ ^ 4227.7
— Choate (R.) Remarks [and] eulogy on Dan-
iel Webster, pp. 479-558. V. I of 21. 1295.5
—Curtis (G. T.) Life of Daniel Webster. 2d
ed. New York, 1870. 2 v. 8*. a. 227. 6
— Everett (E.) Biographical memoir of Dan-
iel Webster, clx pp. v. I of 21. 1294.3
— -Daniel Webster as a man. Death of Dan-
iel Webster, pp. 390-411, 158-166.
V. 3 of 21. 1295.8
— Harvey (P.) Reminiscences and anecdotes
of Daniel Webster. Boston, 1877. 8"*.
4.227.8
—King (T. S.) Daniel Webster.
pp. 299-353 of 21. 1324.21
— Lanman (C.) Private life of Daniel Webster.
New York, 1863. 12*. 4.227.9
— LORING (J. S.) Daniel Webster.
pp. 420-445 of 3.138^.5
—March (C. W.) Daniel Webster and his con-
temporaries. 4th ed. New York, 1852.
12°. 4.227.10
— Obituary addresses on the occasion of the
death of the hon. Daniel Webster, deliv-
ered in the senate and in the house of
representatives of the United States.
Washington, 1853. S'*. 4. 227. 11
—Parker (T.) Speech, to consider Mr. Web-
ster's speech [on the fugitive slave bill].
37 pp. V. 3 of 22.1352.4
Webster Gohn). ^.1582? d^. 1638?
—Dunham (S. A.) John Webster, pp. 322-337.
V. 2 of 6.348.10
— Hazlitt (W.) Introduction to the dramatic
works of John Webster, pp. v-xxiii.
V. I of 19. 1 145.46
—Ward (A. W.) John Webster, pp. 249-261.
V. 2 of 19.1158^.10
Webster (John White), b. 1793. d. 1850.
— Stone (J' W.) Report of the trial of prof.
John W. Webster, for the murder of
George Parkman. Boston, 1850. 8^.
24.3506.7
Webster (Richard), b, 1811. d, 1856.
—Van Rensselaer (C.) Biographical sketch
of Richard Webster, pp. 11-43 of 31. 1984.4
Wedgwood (Josiah). b, 1730. d. 1795.
-Gladstone (W. E.) Wedgwood, pp. 181-
211. V. 2 of 21. 1306. 18
— Meteyard (E.) Life of Josiah Wedgwood.
London, 1865-66. 2 v. 8". Art room. A.2.8
Wedgwood family.
— Meteyard (E.) Group of Englishmen (1795
to 18 1 5): being records of the younger
Wedgwoods and their friends. London.
1871. 8\ 6.376.33
Weights and measures.
— Alexander (J. H.) Universal dictionary of
weights and measures. Baltimore, 1850.
8*. 25.1552.1
— Arbuthnot (J.) Tables of ancient weights
and measures explained. London, 1737.
4^* 2.96.2
— Bache (A. D.) [Papers on weights and meas-
ures, and tides J. 8"". Observatory.
— Chisholm (H. W.) On the science of weigh-
ing and measuring, and standards of
measure and weight. London, 1877. i6\
30.1870.19
—Clarke (F. W.) Weights, measures, and
money of all nations. New York, 1S76.
i2'. 25.1552.12
—Cumberland (R.) Essay towards the rccov.
ery of the Jewish measures and weights,
2d ed. London, 1699. i6\ 25.1552.19
— Gibbon (E.) Principes des poids, des moo-
noies, et des mesures des anciens, avec
des tables construites sur ces priacipes.
pp. 66-169. V. 5 of 6.2346.1
766
Weights.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Werdcr.
—Greaves (J.) Discourse of the Roman foot and
denarius, from whence the weights and
measures of the ancients may be deduced.
PP- 737-786. V. 2 of 2.58.4
—Guthrie (J.) Report of the secretary of the
treasury on weights and measures. Wash-
ington, 1857. 8**. 25.1552.6
— JOMARD (E. F.) Exposition du syst^me m6-
trique des anciens Egyptiens, et des mes-
ures des autres peuples de I'antiquit^.
Paris, 1822. 8*". V. 7 of xi.644.8
—Kelly (P.) Universal cambist: a treatise on
exchanges, weights, and measures. 2d
ed. London, 1821. 2 v. in i. 4''.
25.1556.21
— -The same, ad ed., with supplements to
1835. London, 1835. 2 v. in i. 4**.
35- 1556.22
— Khanikoff (N.) Analysis and extracts from
the book of the Bidance of wisdom : an
Arabic work on the water-balance, writ-
ten by Al-Khazini, [or Kazwini].
[Joaroai of the Am. oriental soc., xa8 pp., ▼. 6\.
— Mann (W. W.) New system of measures,
weights, and money; entitled the linn-
base decimal system. New York, 1871.
p. 8". ' 36.1598. Box I
—Philander (G.) Epitome in G. Agricolae de
mensuris et ponderibus libros.
pt. 2 of 30.1886.38
— Tate (W.) Modem cambist: a manual of
foreign exchanges. 6th ed. by W. Tate
[jr.]. London, 1849. d""* 25*1552.5
Weimar.
— Falk (J. D.) Darstellung der kriegsdrangsale
Weimar's in dem zeitraum von 1806 bis
1813, nach den schlachten von Jena,
Ltttzen, und Leipzig. Weimar, 181 5. 16^.
0.532.21
— Taylor (B.) Autumn days in Weimar.
Weimar in June. pp. 155-230 of 21.1326.6
— Wachsmuth (E. W. G.) Weimars musenhof,
1 772-1 807: historische skizze. Berlin,
1844. 8''. 9.542.22
^/#, a/f9, Bemhmrd, duJkt of Saxt-WHmar,
Wekhriin (Wilhelm Ludwig). b, 1739. <'•
1792.
— Ebeling (F. W.) W. L. WekhrUn. Leben
und auswahl seiner schriften. Berlin,
1869. 8". 9.547.5
Wellesley (Arthur), \st duke of Wellington, b,
1769. d. 1852.
— Dispatches of the duke of Wellington, during
his campaigns, 1799-18 18. Compiled by
J. Gurwood. New ed. London, 1837-
38. 13 V. 8'. 6.374.25
—Alison (Sir A.) Wellington, pp. 139-168.
V. 3 of 2Z.1301.9
— Bayne (P.) Wellington.
pp. 149-180 of 21. 1 301. 33
—Duke of Wellington. \Anon,'\ pp. 229-260.
pt. 2, V. 6 of 32.2037.5
—Earls (J. C.) Duke of Wellington. . pp. 190-
227. V. 2 of 6. 367. 1 1
— Gleig (G. R.) Life of Arthur, duke of Wel-
lington. London, 1865. p. 8"*. 6.375.6
—Lodge (E.) Arthur Wellesley, duke of Wei-
lington. 18 pp. V. 12 of 6.356.27
—Maxwell (W. H.) Life of the duke of Wel-
lington. 4th ed. London, 1845. 3 v.
8*. 6.375.7
— Pauu (R.) Arthur, herzog von Wellington,
pp. 101-196. V. 6 of 16.990.4
—Redding (C.) Duke of Wellington, pp. 33-
. loi. V. 2 of 6.357.3
— Stocqueler (J. H.) Life of the duke of Wel-
lington. London, 1852-53. 2 v. 16°.
6.375.8
Wellesley (Richard Colley, marquess), b, 1760.
d, 1842.
—Brougham (H.) Marquess Welleslev. pp.
86-154. V. 6 of 0.367.18
—Creasy (E. S.) Marquis of Wellesley.
pp. 405-430 of 6.338^.1
— De Quincey (T.) Marquess Wellesley.
pp. 177-192 of 21.1304.2
— Hayward (A.) Marquess Wellesley. pp.
394-458. V. I of 21.1311.3
— Pearce (R. R.) Memoirs and correspondence
of Richard, marquess Wellesley. Lon-
don, 1846. 3v. 8^ 6.375.1a
Wellins:toii (I?uke of). See Wellesley (A.)
Wells.
— Spon (E.) Present practice of sinking and
boring wells. London, 1875. I2^
26.3624.17
Welsh laneuaSi® <uid literatare.
—Arnold (M.) On the study of Celtic litera-
tnre. London, 1867. p. 8^ 17. 1023. 16
— Mabinogion. From the Welsh, with notes
by lady C. Guest. London, 1877. 1. 8*.
18.1056.20
—Rhys (J.) Lectures on Welsh philology. 2d
ed. London, 1879. 16°. 15.985.33
— SCHULZ (A.) Essay on the influence of Welsh
tradition upon the literature of Germany,
France, and Scandinavia. From the Ger-
man. Llandovery, 1841. 8^. 18.1073. 28
—Stokes (W.) Cambrica: Welsh glosses.
[Anon,] pp. 204-249, 288-293.
V. for 1860-61 of 15.927.1
5'#r, tf/w, Fiction {Romances of chivalry and the
middle agu\ p. 339, Poetry {}velsh\ p. 580.
Welwitsch (Frederick), b. . d. 1872.
— GoMRS (B. A.) Questflo welwitsch. Col-
lections of the African scientifical expedi-
tion ordered by the Portuguese govern-
ment in 1851, and the right of this gov-
ernment to them before the English
courts of justice. [Portuguese and Eng-
lish]. Lisbon, 1875. 37 pp. 11 pp. f .
xz. 666.4
Wentworth (Thomas), earl of Strafford, b,
1593. d, 1641.
— Cooper (E.) Life of Thomas Wentworth,
earl of Strafford. London, 1874. 2 v.
8^ 6.375. IS
— FoRSTER (J.) Thomas Wentworth, earl of
Strafford, pp. 178-421. v. 2 of 6.347.12
^The same. pp. 55-134 of 6.348.2
— ^Jesse Q. H.) Thomas Wentworth. pp. 240-
258. v. 2 of 5.302.1
— Macdiarmid (J.) Thomas Wentworth.
pp. 208-392 of 6.348.3
— MozLEY (J. B.) Lord Strafford, pp. 1-105.
V. I of 2z.1314.44
Werder (August von), b, 1808.
—Strauss (G. L. M.) General Werder. pp.
203-235. V. 2 of 9.538<i.3»
767
Were-wolves.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Westminster.
Were-wolves.
— Baring-Gould (S.) Book of were-wolves :
an account of a terrible superstition; Lon-
don, 1865. 8°. 20.1224.9
-Kelly (W. K.) Werewolf.
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— Romance of William of Palerne; or, ** William
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about 1350. Ed. by W. W. Skeat. Lon-
don, 1877. 8^ x8. 1073.27
Werner (Abraham Gottlob). b. 1750. d, 181 7.
— CuviER (G. L. C. F. D.) Memoir of Werner.
From the French, pp. 17-47-
V. 29 of 27, 1667. 1
Werner (Friedrich Ludwig Zacharias). b, 1768.
d. 1823.
— Carlyle (T.) Life and writings of Werner.
pp. 92-151. V. I of 21. 1302.24
—Werner. [Amm,] pp. 245-280.
V. 2 of X7.1031.4
Wesel (Johann Ruchrath, cr Richrath of), b,
about 1400. d. 148 1.
— Ullmann (C.) Life of John of Wesel. Tr.
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Semper. Wtirzburg, 1874-82. 5 v. 8*.
27.1691. 16
-Archives de zoologie exp6rimentale et g6n6-
rale ; [£d. par] H. de Lacaze-Duthiers.
Paris, 1872-82. 10 V. 8*. 28.3752.2
-Journal of the proceedings of the Linnean
society. Zoology. London, 1857-82.
16 V. 8*. 27.1662.3
-MiTTHEiLUNGEN aus der zoologischen station
zu Neapel, zugleich ein repertorium ftir
mittelmeerkunde. Leipzig, 1879-82. 4
V. 8'. 27.1677.8
-Nibdbrlandisches archiv ftir zoologie, he-
rausg. von E. Selenka und C.K.Hoffmann.
Haarlem und Leiden, 1871-82. 5 v. 8^.
27.1677.9
The same. Supplementband i. Leiden,
1881. I V. in 2. 8°. 27.1677.9
-Proceedings of the zoological society of Lon-
don, 1830-83. London, 1831-83. 52 v.
in 40. 8**. 27. 1 700. 1
- -The same, 1848, 1850-54, 1856-58, 1860-65.
London, 1848-65. 15 v. 8". 27.1681.1
^The same. Indices, 1830-70. London,
1866-72. 3 V. 8*. 27. 1700. 1
-Transactions of the Linnean society of Lon-
don. 2d series. Zoology. London,
1879-82. 2v. 4^ 27.3678.1
-Transactions of the zoological society of
London. London, 1835-82. 11 v. 4^.
27.3678.1
-Zeitschrift ftir wissenschaftliche zoologie,
herausg. von C. T. v. Siebold und A. v.
K(Jlliker. Leipzig, 1848-83. 38 v. 8\
27. 1692. 1
— The same. Supplementb&nde zu den 25en
und 3oen b&nden. Leipzig, 1875-78. 2
V. 8^ 27. 1692. 1
— The same. Namen- und sachregister tiber
band 1-30, und supplementb&nde 25 und
30. Leipzig, 1868-79. 2 V. in i. 8".
27. 1692. 1
-Zoologischer anzeiger ; herausg. von J. V.
Cams. Leipzig, 1878-82. 5 v. 8".
27.1665.5
Sct^ alio^ Altemation of ffcneratioDS, Anatomy
{Comparative)^ Biology* Embryology, Evolution
of species. Fossils. Hibernation, Hybridity. In-
stinct, Microscope, Natural history. Nature, Physi-
ology, Ocean lite.
AltOs Annelida, Brachiopoda, Coelenterata, Crus-
tacea, Echinodermata, Infusoria, Invertebrate
animals, Mollusks, Polyps, Polyzoa, Protozoa,
Rhizopods, Tunicata, Vertebrate animals, Worms.
A 1*0^ Acalephs, Amphibia, Birds, Cephalopoda,
Entozoa, Fishes, Hydrozoa, Insects, Mammals,
Reptiles.
Altc^ Batrachia, Beetles, CeUcea, Cirripedia,
Copepoda, Crinoidea, Diptera. Edentata, Entomo-
straca, Foraminifera, Ganoidei, Gephyrea, He-
miptera, Hirudineae, Hymenoptera, Lepidoptera,
Medusae, Nematoda, Ncuroptera, Onhoptera,
Pachyderms, Parasites, Radiolaria, Rodents, Ru-
minants, Sea-cucumbers, Sea-urchins, Serpents,
Spiders, Sponges, Thysanura, Tortoises, Tri-
cboptera, Turbellaria, Turtles.
Ats0^ Anu, Aphides, Balanog^Iossus, Bats, Bees,
Frog, Geiyonida, Halticidae, Hispidae, Hum-
ming-birds, Lceqict, Locust, Mcfania, Moths,
AlsOf Adder, A^rotis, /
aye, Baiis mariiima, Be<
Cat, Cotton-worm, Croc
Mysidae, Myxinoids, Owls, Parrots, Passalidae,
Percidae, Petrets^Pbalaenidae. Pinnipeds, Polycy-
stins, Polyphemidae, Pselaphii. Rhipiphoridae,
Salmooidae, Starfishes, Toads, Waspa, whales.
Antelope. AxolodL Aye-
•, Aj^aver, Blow>fly, Camels,
Crocodile, Dogs, Elcphaxti,
Fly (domestic). Fowl. Fnw, Goat, Hessiaii fly.
Kangaroo, Man, Meloe, Mule, Murex« Newt,
Oyster, Ox, Rana pipiens, Salmon, Sheep, Spar-
row, Trout.
Zoophytes. See Polyps.
Zorbig(7Viw»tf/).
— Eltesten (F. G.) AusfOhrliche nachricht
von der stadt Zoerbig ; worinnen zu-
gleich eine kurtze erzehlung von den Wen-
den. Leipzig, 1727. s. 8 . 953223
Zoroaster, and Zoroastrianism.
— Anquetil-Dui'ERRON (A. H.) Leben Zoroas-
ters. Nach dem Franz5sischeii von J.
F. Kleuker. 48 pp. v. 3 of 22. 1383. i
— BuNSEN (C. C. J.) Zoroaster [and] Zoroas-
trianism. pp. 273-293. v. I of 22.1385.3
—Clarke (J- F) Zoroaster, and the Zend
A vesta, pp. 171-208. v. i of 22.1382.17
— Cobbe (F. p.) Sacred books of the Zoroas-
trians. pp. 87-143 of 21. 1302.34
— DOllinger (J. J. L) Zoroaster, and the
Zendavesta. From the German by N.
Darnell, pp. 380-420. v. i of 31. 1944.15
— Hardwick (C.) Characteristics of Medo-
Persian heathenism.
pp. 518-543 of 22.1391.30
— Harlez (C. de). Origines du Zoroastrisme.
LJoumal asiatique, je s^r., vv. xi-x6].
— Haug (M.) Zoroastrian religion as to its ori-
gin and development.
pp. 265-314 of 22.1382.16
— Haupt (E.) Ueber die bertlhningen des A.
T. mit der religion Zarathustras. Trep-
tow, 1867. 23 pp. 4*. 22.1367. Box I.
— Hbbren (A. H. L.) Limitations imposed by
the code of Zoroaster, pp. 236-253.
v. I of 1 1.2686. 1
— Prideaux (H.) [Zoroastres, the Persian
prophet], pp. 382-406. V. i of 2.75.2
— Rawlinson (G.) Religion of the later Per-
sians, pp. 621-639 ^^ 3-65.6
— Salverte (E.) De T^poque k laquelle a v6cu
le fondateur de la religion des mages, et
du lieu de sa naissance. pp. 427-480
V. 2 of 2.58tf.io
Znccaro, or Zucchero (Taddeo). b, 1529. d.
1566.
— Vasari (G.) Vita di Taddeo Zucchero, da
Santagnolo in Vado, pittore. pp. 250-
343. V. 13. [Classic! ilalianij.
The same. Life of Taddeo Zucchero, paint-
er of Sant' Agnolo in Vado. Tr. by Mrs.
Foster, pp. 179-227. v. 5 of 30. 1890.4
Zulu land {South Africa),
— Gardiner (A. F.) Narrative of a journey 10
the Zulu country, in South Africa, in 1835.
London, 1836. 8'*. xx.662.iJ
— Grout (L.) Zulu-land ; or, life among the
Zulu-kafirs, [1835-62]. Philadelphia, [1865].
I2'. 11.661.26
— VljN (C.) Cetshwayo's Dutchman: the jour-
nal of a white trader in Zuhiland during
the British invasion, [1878-79]. Tr., with
notes, by J. W. Colenso. London. iSSa
8*. ;i.662.30
784
Zulu langnmge.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
ZwoUe.
Zulu UnguasT^ and literature.
—Bryant (J. C.) Zulu language.
[Journal of the American oriental society, t. x,
pp. 383-396].
— Grout (L.) Phonology and orthography of
the Zulu and kindred dialects in southern
Africa.
Zulu and other dialects of southern Africa.
[Journal of the American oriental society, tt. 3,
1, pp. 4«i-468« 397-433].
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206-216. V. 2 of 22.1383.33
Zumalacarres:ui (Tomas). d. 1788. d, 1835.
— Henningsbn (C. F.) Most striking events of
a twelve month's campaign with Zumala-
carregui, in Navarre and the Basque prov-
inces, [1834-3$]. London, 1836. 2 v.
12*. 10.624. x6
Znni Riyer. S^e Colorado River.
Zurich.
—VOgelin (S.) Geschichte der wasserkirche
und der stadtbibliothek in Zurich. ZO-
rich, 1848. 4*. 10.586.5
Zwingli (Ulric, or Huldreich). 6, 1484. d,
1531.
— Ghika (H.) Zuingli, or religious reform.
By Dora d'Istria [psntdon.] From the
French, pp. 240-309. v. i of 31.1962.7
— HoTTiNGBR (J. J.) Life and times of Ulric
Zwingli. From the German by T. C.
Porter. Harrisburg, 1856. X2*. 31. 1950. 15
Zwolle {Bay of).
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mededeelingen van Zwolsche Diep, 1843-
76. [Zwolle, 1877 ?] 8*. 10.576.zx
785
APPENDIX,
CONTAINING REFERENCES TO BOOKS LATELY PURCHASED, OR OTHERWISE
OMITTED ABOVE.
AMMtditet, or posterity of Ahhad^ an Andalusian
prince,
^Abu Nasr ElFath ben Isa ben Khakan.
Historia Abbadidaruxn. [Arabice, cum
notis, laUne versa. Edidit] R. P. A.
Dozy. Lttgduni Batavorum, 1844. 4**.
zz.707.22
Abbejt. See Clairvaux, England, Evesham,
Flavigny, Fulda, Furness, Gandersheim,
lona, Lauterberg, London ( Westminster),
p. 404, Malmesbury, Newstead, Peter-
borough, Port Royal, Saint Albans, Veze-
lay, Wobum.
See, alto. Middle acres, Monatticitm.
Abbott (Charles), lord TenUrden. h, 1763. d,
1832.
—Campbell (J.) Life of lord Tenterden. pp.
255-352. V. 4 of 6.338^.1
Abdomen.
— Andral (G.) Diseases of the abdomen, con-
densed and tr. by D. Spillan. Philadel-
phia, 1843. 8^ V. I of 29.3815.18
—Pollock (G.) Injuries of the abdomen, pp.
388-474. V. 2 of 29.3837-8
Abelard (Pierre), h, 1079. d, 1142.
— BiTTCHER (C. F. H.) De Petri Abaelardi
theologia systematica. Nurmburgi, 1843.
28 pp. 4"*. 23.1428. Box I
Abercrombj {Sir Ralph), b, 1733-4- <'. 1801.
— -Gleig (G. R.) Lieutenant-general sir Ralph
Abercromby. pp. 197-250. v. 3 of 6. 347.11
Abicht (Johann Heinrich). b, 1762. </. 1816.
— Neubig (A.) Denkmal der denkbarkeit, Hebe,
und verehrung von J. H. Abicht. Bay-
reuth, 1843. 14 PP- 4*** 9-548. Box i
Abscess.
— CooTE (H.) Abscess, pp. 141-164.
v. I of 29.3837.8
Absorbent system.
— MooRB (C. H.) Diseases of the absorbent
system, pp. 259-283. v. 3 of 29.3837.8
Abul Abbas Ahmed, b, a.d. 842.
— ROORDA (T.) Abul Abbasi Amedis, tuloni-
darum primi vita et res gestae. Lugduni
Bauvorum, 1825. 4^. 11.707.23
Abjssinia, or Abessinia, {i.e, Habesh, or the dry).
— Johnston (C.) Travels in southern Abyssinia,
through the country of Adal, to the king-
dom of Shoa, [1841-42]. London, 1844.
2v. 8*. • xx.663.5
— Pbarce (N.) Life and adventures in Abyssi-
nia, 1810-19. London, 1831. 2 v. 12".
II.663.7
Academies {National).
— Arnold (M.) Literary influence of acade-
mies, pp. 48-91 of 2z.1301.12
Achaenodon {Fossil swine).
— OsBORN (H. F.) On achaenodon, an eocene
bunodont. pp. 23-35. 29.1826. Box i
Acrididae {Grasshoppers),
— Thomas (C.) Synopsis of the acrididae of
North America. Washington, 1873. 4**.
27.1716. 1
Actium {Battle of), B.C. 31.
— Boissonade (J. F.) Ad inscriptionem actia-
cam commentatio. pp.415-458 of 21.1282. i
Actors, and acting.
— Collier (J. P.) Memoirs of the principal
actors in the plays of Shakespeare. Lon-
don, 1846. 8^ 19.1131.31
— SiDDONS (H.) Practical illustrations of rhe-
torical gesture and action. From a work
by J. J. Engel. London, 1807. 8".
1^.11583.11
Adams Qohn), 2d president of the United States,
b, 1735. d. 1826.
— Lincoln (R. W.) John Adams.
pp. 71-95 of 4.198^.5
— Sanderson (J.) John Adams, pp. 61-170.
V. I of 4.198^1.7
Adams (John Quincy), 6th president of the C/ni'
ted States, b. 1767. d. 1848.
— Lincoln (R. W.) John Quincy Adams.
pp. 237-272 of 4.i98<i.5
—Morse (J. T.) John Quincy Adams. Bos-
ton, 1882. 16**. 4.202.2
Adams (Samuel), b. 1722. d. 1803.
— Sanderson (J.) Samuel Adams, pp. 27-59.
V. I of 4.198^.7
Adams countj {Pennsylvania).
— Frazer (P.) Report of [geological survey]
in York and Adams counties. Harris-
burg, 1876-77. I V. in 2. 3'.
vv. 6, 7 of 29 1851.1
The same. Maps.folded 8^ v. i8of 29.1851.1
787
Addison.
SUBJECT CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Africa.
Addison (Joseph), b. 1672. d. 1719.
— Drake (N.) Biographical sketch of Addison.
pp. 292-470. V. I of 21.1305.20
On the style, humour, and moral tendency
of the periodical writings of Addison.
London, 1805. i6'. v. 2 of 2z.i305.20
—Johnson (S.) Addison, pp. 533-588-
V. I of 6.367.3
The same. pp. 375-421. v. i of 6.348.5
— Taine(H. A.) Addison, pp. 89-115.
V. 2 of 17. 1026.9
Adirondack region {.Northern New York).
—Stoddard (S. R.) Map of the Adirondack
wilderness. 2d ed. Glens Falls, N. Y.,
1881. folded it". 4.i85.2ii
Adrianus (Publius Aelius). Roman emperor ^
A.D. I 17-138.
— BoissiER (G.) Villa d'Hadrien.
pp. 179-248 of 12.734. 27
Aerod3rnamics. See Wave motion, in the cata-
logue above.
iEschjlns. b. B.C. 525. d, 456.
Biography,
— Plumptre (E. H.) Life of iEschylos.
pp. xiii-lxviii of 19. 1 173. 15
Criticism on collected plays.
— BuRNEY (C.) Tentamen de metris ab iEschylo
in choricis cantibus adhibitis. Canta-
brigiae, 1809. 8^ i4.881.15i
—Hermann (J. G. J.) De Aeschyli Myrmi-
donibus, Nereidibus. Phrygibus. Lipsiae,
1833. 24 pp. s. 4*. 14.882. Box I
— Lowinski (A.) De pristino ordine versuum
quorundam aeschyliorum. Conitz, 1857.
16 pp. 4*. 14.882. Box I
—Myers (E.) Aeschylus. 32 pp. of 23. 1414.2
(Criticism on single plays,
(j^tnaeae),
—Hermann (J. G. J.) Disserutio de Aeschyli
Aetnaeis. Lipsiae, 1837. 16 pp. s. 4 •
14.882. Box I
(Agamemnon).
— ScHWERDT (F. L) De nova iEschyli Agamem-
nonis reccnsione. Bonnae, i860. 24 pp.
4"'. 14.882. Box I
(Choephort).
— RcssBACH (A.) De Choephororum locis non-
nullis commenutio. Vratislaviae, 1859.
18 pp. 4*. 14.882. Box I
(Danaides).
—Hermann (J. G. J.) De Aeschyli Danaidibus
dissertatio. Lipsiae, 1820. s. 4'.
14.882. Box I
(Eumenides).
— RossBACH (A.) De Eumenidum parodo com-
mentatio. Vratislaviae, 1859. 17 PP.
4*. 14.882. Box I
(Heliades).
—Hermann (J. G. J.) De Aeschyli Heliadibus.
Lipsiae, 1826. 16 pp. s. 4'. 14.882. Box I
{Oresteia).
—Hermann (J. G. J.) De re scenica in iEschyli
Orestea. Lipsiae, 1846. 15 pp. s. 4°-
14.882. Box I
— MoLLWO ( .) Darlegung des inneren ganges
der aeschyleischen Orestie. Parchim,
1862. 35 pp. 4**. 14.882. Box I
(Persae).
— Hermann (J. G. J.) De Aeschyli Pcrsis.
Lipsiae, 1814. xxi pp. s. 4*. 14.882. Box I
(Prometheus).
— Blackib (J. S.) On the Prometheus bound
of iEschylus. pp. 6o-iio of 14.865.8
— Marcowitz (W.) De iEschvli Prometheo.
Dllsseldorf,i865. 12 pp. 4 . 14.882. Boxi
(Psychostcma).
— Hermann (J. G. J.) Disputatio de Aeschyli
Psychostasia. Lipsiae, 1838. 18 pp. s.
4^ 14.882. Box I
.£sopns.
— Bentley (R.) Dissertation upon the Fables
of iEsop. pp. 222-237. V. 2 of 6.2342.3
Aesthetics (or^ the philosophy of the beautiful).
—Calvert (G. H.) Essays aestheticaL Bos-
ton. 1875. i6\ 21.1321.29
—Dyer (T. H.) Remarks on beautv, sublimiiy,
and taste. London, 1882. 8\30.i894.i3
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Philadelphia, [1881]. 12''. 23.1452.8
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pp. 89-167 of 33.1433.28
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tische erziehung des menschen. pp. i-
118. V. 12 of 9.564.3
Afghanistan.
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1840. pp. 612-634. V. 2of 31.1301.9
— Hough (W.) Operations of the army of the
Indus, in the expedition to Affghanistan,
1838-39. London, 1841. 8*. 1 1.2685.7
— Kaye (J. W.) History of the war in Afghan-
istan, [1839-42]. 4th ed. London, 1878.
3v. p. 8'. 11.690.12
— Papers relating to military operations in Af-
ghanistan, [1841-42]. London, [1843].
f. 11.2708. 1
Africa. (Northern).
— Avkzac-Macaya (M. a. P. d*). Esquissc
g^n^rale de I'Afrique, et d'Afriqne and-
enne. Paris, 1844. 8*- 11.663. 18
— Description de I'Afrique septentrionale, par
ElBekri, traduite par MacGuddn de
Slane.
[Journal asiatique, $t s^., tv. la, 13, K4I.
—Deserts of Africa. \Anon.'\ pp. 133-164.
V. 9 of 32.2037.5
— Duprat (P.) Essai historique sur les races
anciennes et modemes de TAfrique sep-
tentrionale jusqu'i nos jours. Paris,
1845. 8*. 11.653.18
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rica, the Sahara and Soudan. New Yoric,
1844. 8*. V. 3 of 2.53.5
— Lacroix (P. L.) Histoire de la Kumidie et
de la Mauritanie, depuis les temps les
plus anciens jusqu'i Tarrivfec des Van-
dales en Afrique. Paris. 1844. 8*.
pL 3 of 11.663.18
— Yanoski 0) Afrique chrfeiienne. Paris,
1844. 56 pp. 8^. pt. 4 of 11.663.18
788
Africa.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Alberoni.
{Southern).
— Chafer (M.) Note sur la region diamantifdre
de TAfrique australe. Paris, 1880. S"".
z 1.666. 24
— Drummond (W. H.) Large game and natu-
ral history of south Africa. Edinburgh,
1875. 1. 8'. 27,1671.2
^Le Vaillant (F.) Travels in the interior
districts of Africa, 1780-85. pp. i-i75-
V. 21 of 2.2030. 1
— Pinto (A. de S.) How I crossed Africa,
[1877-78]. Tr. by A. Elwes. Philadel-
phia, 188 1. 2v. 8^ zx.665.11
(Western).
— SwAiNSON (W.) Birds of western Africa.
London, [1841 ?]. 2 v. 16**.
vv. zi, 12 of 27. 1667. 1
African laneua^et.
— Wilson (j. L.) Comparative vocabularies of
some of the principal negro dialects of
Africa.
[Journal of Am. oriental soc., ▼. z, pp. 341-381].
Agassiz (Louis Jean Rodolphe). ^. Z807. d,
1873.
— GuYOT (A.) Memoir of Louis Agassiz.
Princeton, N. J., 1883. 8'. 4.218. Box i
Agnosticism.
— Hume (D.) Dialogues concerning natural re-
ligion. 2d ed. London, 1779. 8**.
22.1392.3
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Huxley's Hume.
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487].
— Martineai; (J.) Science, nescience, and
faith, pp. 170-212. V. I of 2i.1314.11
Agricola, or Bauer (Rudolph), b, 1443. d,
1485.
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dienste Rudolphs Agricola. pp. 308-371.
V. 2 of 17.1021,3
• Agriculture.
—Annual report of the North Carolina agri-
cultural experiment station, for 1881.
Raleigh, 1882. 8^ 28.1742.4
— Annual reports of the secretary of the Massa-
chusetts board of agriculture, 15th, i6th,
22d. 28th, and 29th, 1868-69, 1874-75,
1880-81. Boston, 1868-82. 5 V. 8".
28. 1 741. 6
—Balcke (T.) Bilder aus der geschichte der
deutschen landwirthschaft. Berlin, 1876-
77. 3 V. in 2. p. 8'. 28. 1742. 14
— CoLMAN (H.) Agriculture and rural economy
of France, Belgium, Holland, and Switz-
erland. Boston, 1848. 8**. 28.1742.16
— Dandolo (V.) Discorsi sull' agricoltura e
pastorizia. Milano, 1806. 8**. 25. 1532. 11
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Madeira, the Cape of Good Hope, Mauri-
tius, etc., 1852-54. II pp. V. 2 of XI. 696. 1
Report on the agriculture of the island of
Great Lew Chew. pp.2i-37.v. 2of 11.696.1
Report upon the agriculture of Japan, pp.
79-88. V. 2 of 11.696.1
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trition of agricultural plants. New York,
[187Z]. 12*. 28.1743.17
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1420 A.D. Ed. by B. Lodge. With a
ryme index ed. by S. J. H. Herrtage.
London, 1873 and 79. 8\ 18,1070.7
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— Sinclair (Sir J.) Essays on miscellaneous
subjects. London, 1802. 8"*. 25.1551.^
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present day, pp. 64-105.
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ducts. Paris exposition, 1878. pp. 257-
299. V. 5 of 30.3875.8
(ApHcultural implements).
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the Paris exposition, 1878. pp. 1-256.
V. 5 of 30.3875.8
— Michael ( .) Agricultural machinery, [ex-
hibited at Vienna, 1873]. pp. 163-200.
pt. 2 of 30.3877.2
Aerigentum.
— HOUEL (J.) Antiquit6s qui se trouvent encore
dans le vaste champ qu'occupoit Agri-
gente. pp. 43-52. v. 4 of z 2.7 18. z
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temples et des monumens antiques de
Girgenti, autrefois Agrigentum. pp. 195-
240. V. 4 of Z2.7I8.3
Agrippa, von Nettesheim (Heinrich Cornelius).
b. i486, d. 1535.
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und verdienste von Heinrich Agrippa von
Nettesheim. pp. 213-406. v. i of 17.1021.3
Air-passaees.
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sages, pp. 224-249. V. 3 of 29.3837.8
Akenside (Mark). ^.1721. d. ^lio.
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pp. 7-108 of Z8.1087.Z
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scholar. pp. 228-255 of 21. 1326.14
Alaska.
— Elliott (H. W.) Monograph of the seal-
islands of Alaska. Washington, 1882.
4'. 3.io6.7i
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north Pacific coast. New York, 1880.
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sorL — Life of the prince consort — court of
queen Victoria, pp. 1-130,
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Albert, or Friedrich August Albert, Hng 0/
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Alchemj.
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Aleutian Islands.
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historic man, obtained from caves in the
Catherina Archipelago, Alaska territory,
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Alexander, the great, b. b.c. 356. d. 323.
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Xov Xoyoi. *A^yrf6i, 1858. 8*.
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ond fragment. Alexander and Dindi-
mus; or, letters gf Alexander to Dindi-
mus, with the replies of Dindimus. Tr.
from the Latin, 1340-50, re-edited by W.
W. Skeat. London, 1878. 8". 18. 1070. 12
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rum vetustissima, quam Lambertus cleri-
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45 PP- 4*** 18.1078^. Box 2
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dibus S. Alexii commentatio, cum ipso
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12.726. Box I
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Alfieri (Vittorio). b, 1749. ^- 1803.
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Amherst (Massachusetts).
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the alumni of Amherst college, 182 1-7 1.
Amherst, Mass., 1883. 8**. 4.198^1.13
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Amherst, Mass., 1 88 1. 8°.
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Amputation.
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Anaesthesia.
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Anatomy. (Human).
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<^Camper (P.) Works on the connexion be-
tween anatomy and the arts. From the
Dutch by T. Cogan. London, 1794. 17
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39.3815.19
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2 pts. in I V. 4*. 27.1676.17
{Periodicals),
— Archiv fUr anatomie, physiologic, und wis-
senschaftliche medicin. Berlin und Leip-
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gorae clazomenii. pp. 1-64 of 23. 141 5. 17
Anchieta (Giuseppe de). b. 1533. d. 1597.
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Anckarstroem (Johann Jakob von), b, 1762.
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Andersen (Hans Christian), b, 1805. d, 1875.
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Andersonville {Georgit^,
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Andover (Massachusetts),
—Brooks (P.) Address, May 30, 1873, at the
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Theological seminary.
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chusetts, 1873-74, 1882-83. Andover,
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Anecdotes.
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Aneurism.
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Anglo-Saxons.
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Language,
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um der angelsttchsischen sprache. Olden-
burg. 1848. 38 pp. 4*. 25.2958. Box I
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mentalis in der angelsttchsischen poesie.
Marburg, 1864. 32 pp. 8*. 15.2958. Box i
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lish. London, 1878. p. 8". 25.923.26
— Schubert fH.) De Anglosaxonum arte me-
trica. Berolini, 1870. 54 pp. 12**.
25.2958. Box I
— SiBVERS (E.) An^elsftchsische grammatik.
Halle, 1882. 8 . 15.2953.9
Literature,
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ern rhymes by H. W. Lumsden. [Ancn.^
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sftchsischen poesie. Neu bearbeitet von
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stabreimend Ubersetzt von C. W. M.
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1573. d, 1650.
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Anne, queen of Great Britain and Ireland, h.
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Anne. London, 1883. 8*. 5.265.16
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queen Anne. Edinburgh, 1882. 3 v. in
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Annelida.
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792
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Anson (George), b. 1697. d, 1762.
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maines. Paris, 1873-82. 4". 12.748.2
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tatum graecarum, romanarum, et italica-
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ties, classical and mediaeval. London,
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Aquarium.
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— Woepcke (F.) M6moire sur la propagation
des chi£fres indiens.
[Journal asiatique, 6e trfr., v. i, pp. a7-79» «34-a9«>»
442-529].
Arabic language.
— Sous A (J. de). Vestigios da lingua arabica
em Portugal ; ou, lexicon das palavras por-
tuguezes que tem origem arabica. Lis-
boa. 1789. s. 4**. 15-930.7
Aratus. b. b.c. 271. d. 213.
— Buhle (J. T.) Prolegomena ad Arati operum
editionem lipsiensem, sequcnte *Aparov
doXeooi pio^. 34 pp. V. I of 14.882.21
— Zeitz (J. F. T.) Observationes criticae in
Plutarchi vitam Arati. Amstelodami,
1851. 69 pp. 8'. 14.868. Box 4
Araucania.
— Smith (E. R.) Araucanians ; or, notes of a
tour among the Indian tribes of southern
Chili, 1853. New York, 1855. 12*. 3.133. 12
Arch (Joseph), b. 1826.
— HiNTON (R. J.) Joseph Arch.
pp. 275-304 of 6.347.10
Arches.
— Eddy (H. T.) New constructions in graphi-
cal statics. New York, 1877. 8'. 26.1623.7
793
Zoologj.
SUBJECTCATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Znlnland.
Periodicals,
-Arbbiten ans dem zoologischen institute der
universitftt Wien, and der zoologischen
station in Triest. Herausg. von C. Claus.
Wien, 1878-82. 4v. 8^ 27.1677.7
-Arbbiten aus dem zoologisch-zootomischen
institut in Wtirzburg. Herausg. von C.
Semper. Wtirzburg, 1874-82. 5 v. 8*.
37.1691. 16
'Archives de zoologie exp6rimentale et g6n6-
rale ; [kd. par] H. de Lacaze-Duthiers.
Paris, 1872-82. 10 V. 8*. 28.3752.2
-Journal of the proceedings of the Linnean
society. Zoology. London, 1857-82.
16 V. 8\ 27.1662.3
-MiTTHEiLUNGEN aus der zoologischen station
zu Neapel, zugleich ein repertorium ftir
mittelmeerkunde. Leipzig, 1879-82. 4
V. 8'. 27.1677.8
-NiBDBRLANDiscHES archiv ftir zoologie, he-
rausg. von E. Selenka und C. K. Hoffmann.
Haarlem und Leiden, 1871-82. 5 v. 8**.
27.1677.9
- -The same. Supplementband i. Leiden,
1881. I V. in 2. 8*. 27.1677.9
-Proceedings of the zoological society of Lon-
don, 1830-83. London, 1831-83. 52 v.
in 40. 8**. 27. 1700. 1
The same, 1848, 1850-54, 1856-58, 1860-65.
London, 1848-65. 15 v. 8**. 27.1681.1
^The same. Indices, 1830-70. London,
1866-72. 3 V. 8*. 27. 1700. 1
-Transactions of the Linnean society of Lon-
don. 2d series. Zoology. London,
1879-82. 2 V. 4". 27.3678.1
-Transactions of the zoological society of
London. London, 1835-82. 11 v. 4*.
27.3678.1
-Zeitschrift ftir wissenschaftliche zoologie,
herausg. von C. T. v. Siebold und A. v.
Ktflliker. Leipzig, 1848-83. 38 v. 8^
27. 1692. 1
— The same. Supplementbdnde zu den 25en
und 3oen bUnden. Leipzig, 1875-78. 2
v. 8*. 27. 1692. 1
— The same. Namen- und sachregister titer
band 1-30, und supplementb&nde 25 und
30. Leipzig, 1868-79. 2 V. in i. 8^*.
27. 1692. 1
-Zoologischer anzeiger ; herausg. von J. V.
Cams. Leipzig, 1878-82. 5 v. 8*.
27.1665.5
5)rr, 4i/f», Alternation of venerations, Anatomy
(C0mparaHve\ Biology, fimbryoloffy. Evolution
of species. Fossils. Hibernation, Hybriditr. In-
stinct, Microscope, Natural history. Nature, Pnysi-
ology, Ocean life.
Also^ Annelida, Brachiopoda, Coelenterata, Crus-
tacea, Echinodermata, Infusoria, Invertebrate
animals, Mollusks, Polyps, Polyzoa, Protozoa,
Rhizopods, Tunicata, Vertebrate animals, Worms.
AU0^ Acalepbs, Amphibia, Birds, Cephalopoda,
Entozoa, Fishes, Hydrozoa, Insects, Mammals,
Reptiles.
Alto^ Batrachia^ Beetles, Cetacea, Cirripedia,
Copepoda, Crinoidea, Diptera. Edentata, Entomo-
straca, Foraminifera, Ganoidei, Gephyrea, He-
miptera, Hirudineae, H^menoptera, Lepidoptera,
Medusae, Nematoda, Neuroptera, Orthoptera,
Pach]rderms, Parasites, Radiolaria. Rodents, Ru-
minants, Sea>cucumbers, Sea-urchins, Serpents,
Spiders, Sponges, Thysanura, Tortoises, Tri-
cboptera, Turbellaria, Turtles.
Au0^ Ants, Aphides, Balanoglossus, Bats, Bees,
Frog, Geiyonida, Halticidae, Hispidae, Hum-
ming-birds, Leemct, Locust, Mcfania, Moths,
Myaidae, Myxinoids, Owls, Pkrrota, Passalidae,
Percidae, Petrcls,Pbalaenidae, Pinnipeds, Polycy-
stins, Polyphemidae, Pielaphii. Rhipipboridae,
Percidae, Petrcls,Pbalaenidae, Pinnipeds, Polycy-
stins, Polyphemidae, Pselaphii. Rhipiphorida
Salmonidae, Starfishes, Toads, Wasps, Whales.
AUOy Adder, Agrotis, Antelope, AxolotL Aye-
aye, Batis maritima, Beaver, ^' - '^-
Cat, Cotton-worm, Crocodile,
; J^ow-fly, damels,
e. Dogs, Elephant,
Fly idomtttU\ Fowl, Frog, Goat, Hesasan fly.
Kangaroo, Man, Meloe, Mule, Murex, Newt,
Oyster, Ox, Rana pipiens, Salmon, Sheep, Spar-
row, Trout.
Zoophytes. See Polyps.
Zorbig ( Town of),
—Eltesten (F. G.) Ausftthrlichc nachricht
von der stadt Zoerbig ; worinoen zu-
gleich eine kurtze erzehlung von den Wen-
den. Leipzig, 1727. s. 8 . 9- 532.23
Zoroaster, and Zoroastrianism.
— Anquetil-Duperron (A. H.) Leben Zoroas-
ters. Nach dem FranzGsischeii von J.
F. Klcuker. 48 pp. v. 3 of 22. 1383. i
— BuNSEN (C. C. J.) Zoroaster [and] Zoroas-
trianism. pp. 273-293. v. i of 22.1385.3
—Clarke (J. F.) Zoroaster, and the Zend
A vesta, pp. 171-208. v. i of 22.1382.17
— Cobbe (F. p.) Sacred books of the Zoroas-
trians. pp. 87-143 of 21.1302.34
— DOllinger (J. J. I.) Zoroaster, and the
Zendavesta. From the German by N.
Darnell, pp. 380-420. v. i of 31.1944,15
— Hardwick (C.) Characteristics of Medo-
Persian heathenism.
pp. 518-543 of 22.1391.30
— Harlez (C. de). Origines du Zoroastrisme.
[Journal asiatique, je s^r., vv. xi-i6].
— Haug (M.) Zoroastrian religion as to its ori-
gin and development.
pp. 265-314 of 22.1382.16
— Haupt (E.) Ueber die bertihrungcn des A.
T. mit der religion Zaratbustras. Trep-
tow, 1867. 23 pp. 4*. 22.1367. Box I.
— Heeren (A. H. L.) Limitations imposed by
the code of Zoroaster, pp. 236-253.
v. I of IX.2686.1
— Prideaux (H.) [Zoroastres, the Persian
prophet], pp. 382-406. V. i of 2.75.2
— Rawlinson (G.) Religion of the later Per-
sians, pp. 621-639 o' 2.65.6
— Salverte (E.) De I'^poque k laquelle a v6cu
le fondateur de la religion des mages, et
du lieu de sa naissance. pp. 427-480.
V. 2 of 2.580.10
Znccaro, or Zucchero (Taddeo). b, 1529. d,
1566.
— Vasari (G.) Vita di Taddeo Zucchero, da
Santagnolo in Vado, pittore. pp. 259-
343. V. 13. [Classic! italiani].
— -The same. Life of Taddeo Zucchero, paint-
er of Sant* Agnolo in Vado. Tr. by Mrs.
Foster, pp. 179-227. v. 50/30.1890.4
Zulu land {South Africa),
— Gardiner (A. F.) Narrative of a journey to
the Zulu country, in South Africa, in 1S35.
London, 1836. 8''. z 1.662. 12
— Grout (L.) Zulu-land ; or, life among the
Zulu-kafirs, [i 835-62]. Philadelphia. [1S65].
12*. 11.661.26
— ^VljN (C.) Cetshwayo's Dutchmaa: the jour-
nal of a white trader in Zululand during
the British invasion, [1878-79]. Tr.. with
notes, by J. W. Colenso. London, i88a
8*. ^1.662.30
784
Znlo langnmge.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
ZwoUe.
Zulu ImngfooLge and literature.
—Bryant (J. C.) Zulu language.
[Journal of the American oriental society, t. x,
pp. 383-396I.
— Grout (L.) Phonology and orthography of
the Zulu and kindred dialects in southern
Africa.
Zulu and other dialects of southern Africa.
[Journal of the American oriental society, tt. 3,
1, pp. 4ai-4Sv3?7-433];
M.) Zulu
— MtjLLER (F.
206-216.
nursery tales, pp.
V. 2 of 22.1383.33
Zumalacarregui (Tomas). d. 1788. </. 1835.
— Henningsbn (C. F.) Most striking events of
a twelve month's campaign with Zumala-
carregui, in Navarre and the Basque prov-
inces, [1834-35]. London, 1836. 2 v.
12% 10.624.16
785
Znni River. See Colorado River.
Zurich.
— V6GKLIN (S.) Geschichte der wasserkirche
und der stadtbibliothek in Zurich. Zu-
rich, 1848. 4°. zo.586.5
Zwingli (Vlric, or Huldreich). b, 1484. d.
1531.
— Ghika (H.) Zuingli, or religious reform.
By Dora d'Istria \pseudon.\ From the
French, pp. 240-309. v. i of 31. 1962.7
— HoTTiNGER (J. J.) Life and times of Ulric
Zwingli. From the German by T. C,
Porter. Harrisburg, 1856. 12% 31. 1950. 15
Zwolle (Bay of),
— SCHUTTEVABR (W. J.) Eenige historische
mededeelingen van Zwolsche Diep, 1843-
76. [Zwolle, 1877 ?] 8*. 10.576.z1
APPENDIX,
CONTAINING REFERENCES TO BOOKS LATELY PURCHASED, OR OTHERWISE
OMITTED ABOVE.
Abbaditet, or posterity of Abbad^ an Andalusian
prince,
^Abu Nasr El- Path ben Isa ben Khakan.
Historia Abbadidarum. [Arabice, cum
notis, latine versa. Edidit] R. P. A.
Dozy. Lttgduni Batavorum, 1844. 4°.
zz.707.22
Abbejs. See Clairvaux, England, Evesham,
Flavigny, Fulda, Furness, Gandersheim,
lona, Lauterberg, London ( Westminster),
p. 404. Malmesbury, Newstead, Peter-
borough, Port Royal, Saint Albans, Veze-
lay, Wobum.
Se*^ als0t Middle acres, Monatticitm.
Abbott (Charles), lord TenUrden. ^ Z762. d.
1832.
— Campbell (J.) life of lord Tenterden. pp.
255-352. V. 4 of 6.338^.1
Abdomen.
-^Andral (G.) Diseases of the abdomen, con-
densed and tr. by D. Spillan. Philadel-
phia, 1843. 8'. v. I of 29.3815.18
—Pollock (G.) Injuries of the abdomen, pp.
388-474, V. 2 of 29.3837.8
Abelard (Pierre), b, 1079. ^' "42.
— BiTTCHER (C. F. H.) De Petri Abaelardi
theologia systematica. Nurmburgi, 1843.
28 pp. 4''. 23. 1428. Box I
Abercrombj (^iV Ralph), b. 1733-4. d. 1801.
— Gleio (G. R.) Lieutenant-general sir Ralph
Abercromby. pp. 197-250. v. 3 of 6.347.11
Abicht (Johann Heinrich). b, 1762. d, 18 16.
— Neubig (A.) Denkmal der denkbarkeit, Hebe,
und verehrung von J. H. Abicht. Bay-
reuth, 1843. 14 pp. 4^- 9-548. Box i
Abscess.
— Coote (H.) Abscess, pp. 141-164.
V. I of 29.3837.8
Absorbent system.
— MooRB (C. H.) Diseases of the absorbent
system, pp. 259-283. v. 3 of 29.3837.8
Abul Abbas Ahmed, b, a.d. 842.
— RooRDA (T.) Abul Abbasi Amedis, tuloni-
darum primi vita et res gestae. Lugduni
Bauvorum, 1825. 4**. zz.707.23
Abjssinia, or Abessinia, {i.e, ITabesA, or the dry).
— Johnston (C.) Travels in southern Abyssinia,
through the country of Adal, to the king-
dom of Shoa, [1841-42]. London, 1844.
2 V. 8\ • ZZ.663.5
— Pearce (N.) Life and adventures in Abyssi-
nia, 1810-19. London, 1831. 2 v. 12*.
ZZ.663.7
Academies (National).
— Arnold (M.) Literary influence of acade-
mies, pp. 48-91 of 2z.1301.12
Achaenodon (Fossil swine),
— Osborn (H. F.) On achaenodon, an eocene
bunodont. pp. 23-35. 29.1826. Box i
Acrididae (Grasshoppers),
— Thomas (C.) Synopsis of the acrididae of
North America. Washington, 1873. 4*".
27.1716. 1
Actium (Battle of), B.C. 31.
— Boissonade (J. F.) Ad inscriptionem actia-
cam commentatio. pp.415-458 of 2Z.1282.1
Actors, and acting.
— Collier (J. P.) Memoirs of the principal
actors in the plays of Shakespeare. Lon-
don, 1846. 8*. z9.1131.31
— SiDDONS (H.) Practical illustrations of rhe-
torical gesture and action. From a work
by J. J. Engel. London, 1807. 8°.
I^.ii58^.iz
Adams Qohn), 2d president of the Umted States,
b. 1735. d. 1826.
— Lincoln (R. W.) John Adams.
pp. 71-95 of 4.198^.5
— Sanderson (J.) John Adams, pp. 61-170.
V. I of 4.198^.7
Adams (John Quincy), 6th president of the C/ni'
ted States, b. 1767. d, 1848.
—Lincoln (R. W.) John Quincy Adams.
pp. 237-272 of 4.Z98tf.5
—Morse (J. T.) John Quincy Adams. Bos-
ton, 1882. l6^ 4.202.2
Adams (Samuel), b. 1722. d. 1803.
— Sanderson (J.) Samuel Adams, pp. 27-59.
V. I of 4. 198a. 7
Adams countj (Pennsylvania).
— Frazer (P.) Report of [geological survey]
in York and Adams counties. Harris-
burg, 1876-77. I V. in 2. 3*.
vv. 6, 7 of 29 1851.1
^Thesame. Maps.folded 8'. v. i8of 29.1851.1
787
Addison.
SUBJECT CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
AfrioL
Addison (Joseph), h. 1672. d, 1719.
—Drake (N.) Biographical sketch of Addison,
pp. 292-470. V. I of 2Z. 1305.20
On the style, humour, and moral tendency
of the periodical writings of Addison.
London, 1805. i6*. v. 2 of 2Z. 1305. 20
—Johnson (S.) Addison, pp. 533-588.
V. I of 6.367.3
The same. pp. 375-421. v. t of 6.348.5
— Taine(H. A.) Addison, pp. 89-115.
V. 2 of 17. 1026.9
Adirondack region {Northern New York).
—Stoddard (S. R.) Map of the Adirondack
wilderness. 2d ed. Glens Falls, N. Y.,
1881. folded I6^ 4.i85.2ii
Adrianus (Publius Aelius). Roman emperor,
A.D. I 17-138.
— BoissiER (G.) Villa d'Hadrien.
pp. 179-248 of 12.734.27
Aerodynamics. See Wave motion, in the cata-
logue above.
iEschjlus. b, B.C. 525. d. 456.
Biography.
— Plumptrb (E. H.) Life of ^Eschylos.
pp. xiii-lxviii of Z9.1173.15
Criticism on collected plays,
— BuRNEY (C.) Tentamen de metris ab iEschylo
in choricis cantibus adhibitis. Canta-
brigiae, 1809. 8"*. z4.88i.15i
—Hermann (J. G. 1.) De Aeschyli Myrmi-
donibus, Nereidibus. Phrygibus. Lipsiae,
1833. 24 pp. s. 4^ Z4.882. Box I
— LowiNSKi (A.) De pristino ordine versuum
quonindam aeschyliorum. Conitz, 1857.
16 pp. 4*. Z4.882. Box I
— Myers (E.) Aeschylus. 32 pp. of 23.1414.2
(Criticism on single plays.
(jEtnaeae).
—Hermann (J. G. J.) Disserutio de Aeschyli
Aetnaeis. Lipsiae, 1837. 16 pp. s. 4''.
Z4.882. Box I
(Agamemnon),
— ScHWERDT (F. L) De nova iEschyli Agamem-
nonis recensione. Bonnae, i860. 24 pp.
4". 14.882. Box I
(Cheep hori),
— RcssBACH (A.) De Choephororum locis non-
nullis commenutio. Vratislaviae, 1859.
18 pp. 4*. Z4.882. Box I
(Danaides),
—Hermann (J. G. J.) De Aeschyli Danaidibus
disserutio. Lipsiae, 1820. s. 4"".
14.882. Box I
(Eumenides).
-^RossBACH (A.) De Eumenidum parodo com-
mentatio. Vratislaviae, 1859. 17 pp.
4*^. 14.882. Box I
(I/eiiades).
— Hermann (J. G. J.) De Aeschyli Heliadibus.
Lipsiae, 1826. 16 pp. s. 4*. Z4.882. Box i
(Oresteta).
— Hermann (J. G. J.) De re scenica in iEschyli
Orestea. Lipsiae, 1846. 15 pp. s. 4**.
Z4.882. Box I
— MoLLWO ( .) Darlegung des inneren ganges
der aeschyleischen Orestie. Parchim,
1862. 35 pp. 4^ Z4.882. Box I
(Persae).
—Hermann (J. G. J.) De Aeschyli Persis.
Lipsiae, 1814. xxi pp. s. 4*. 14.882. Box i
(Prometheus).
— Blackie (J. S.) On the Prometheus bound
of iEschylus. pp. 60-110 of Z4.865.8
— Marcowitz (W.) De iEschyli Promeiheo.
Dlisseldorf,i865. 12 pp. 4^, 14.882. Boxi
(Psychostasia).
—Hermann (J. G. J.) Disputatio de Aeschyli
Psychostasia. Lipsiae, 1838. iS pp. s.
4*- Z4.882. Box I
iEsopns.
— Bentley (R.) Dissertation upon the Fables
of i£sop. pp. 222-237. V. 2 of 6.2342.3
Aesthetics (or, the philosophy of the beauHful).
—Calvert (G. H.) Essays aestheiical. Bos-
ton. 1875. 16'. 2i.1321.29
—Dyer (T. H.) Remarks on beauty, sublimiiv,
and taste. London, 1882. 8.30.1894.13
— Reily (W. M.) Artist and his mission.
Philadelphia, [1881]. 12'. 23.1452.8
— Saissbt (6. E.) Esthfctique fran9aise.
pp. 89-167 of 23.1433.28
-Schiller (J. C. F. von). Ueber die Ksthe-
tische erziehung des menschen. pp. i-
is8. V. 12 of 9.564.3
— AusoN (Sir A.) Afifghanistan expedition.
1840. pp. 612-634. ▼• s of 21.1301.9
— Hough (W.) Operations of the army of the
Indus, in the expedition to Affghanistan,
1838-39. London, 1841. 8*. zz. 2685.7
— Kaye (J. W.) History of the war in Afghan-
istan, [1839-42]. 4th ed. London, 1878.
3 V. p. 8\ I z. 690. 12
—Papers relating to military operations in Aff-
gh^istan, [1841-42]. London, [1843].
f*. zi.27ois.i
Africa. (Northern),
— AvezacMacaya (M. a P. d*). Esquisse
g^n^rale de TAfrique, et d'Afrique and-
enne. Paris, 1844. &*• z 1.663. 18
— Description de I'Afrique septentrionale, par
El-Bekri, traduite par MacGuddn de
Slane.
[Joanud asiatiqae, se s^., ▼▼. la, 13, 14].
— Deserts of Africa. \Anon^ pp. 133-164.
V. 9 of 32.2037.5
— Duprat (P.) Essai historique sur les races
anciennes et modemes de TAfrique sep-
tentrionale jusqu'ii nos jours. Paris,
1845. 8'- zz.653.18
— Hodgson (W. B.) Notes on northern Af-
rica, the Sahara and Soudan. New York,
1844. 8*. V. 3 of 2.53.5
— Lacroix (P. L.) Histoire de la Numidie et
de la Mauritanie, depuis les temps les
plus anciens jusqu'i I'arriv^e des Van-
dales en Afrique. Paris, 1844. 8*.
pt. 3 of zz.663.18
— Yanoski 0') Afriaue chr6tienne. Paris.
1844. 56 pp. 8*. pt. 4of zz.663.18
788
Afnca.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
AlberonL
(Southern),
— Chafer (M.) Note sur la region diamantifdre
de I'Afrique australe. Paris, 1880. 8**.
zz.666.24
— Drummond (W. H.) Large game and natu-
ral history of south Africa. Edinburgh,
1875. 1. 8^ 27.1671. 2
— Le Vaillant (F.) Travels in the interior
districts of Africa, 1780-85. pp. 1-175.
V. 21 of 2.2030.1
— Pinto (A. de S.) How I crossed Africa,
[1877-78]. Tr. by A. Elwes. Philadel-
phia, 188 1. 2V. 8°. zz.665.11
(Western).
— SwAiNSON (W.) Birds of western Africa.
London, [1841 ?]. 2 v. i6'.
vv. II, 12 of 27. 1667. 1
African laneuaees.
— Wilson (J. L.) Comparative vocabularies of
some of the principal negro dialects of
Africa.
[Journal of Am. oriental soc., t. x, pp. 34X-38X].
Agassiz (Louis Jean Rodolphe). b, 1807. d.
1873.
— GuYOT (A.) Memoir of Louis Agassiz.
Princeton, N. J., 1883. 8'. 4.218. Box i
Agnosticism.
— Hume (D.) Dialogues concerning natural re-
ligion. 2d ed. London, 1779. 8**.
22.1392.3
— McCosH (J.) Agnosticism as developed in
Huxley's Hume.
[Popular science monthly, v. 15, 1879, pp. 478-
487]-
— Martineau (J.) Science, nescience, and
faith, pp. 170-212. V. I of 2z.1314.11
Ag^cola, or Bauer (Rudolph), b, 1443. d,
1485.
— Meinbrs (C.) Ueber die schicksale und ver-
dienste Rudolphs Agricola. pp. 308-371.
V. 2 of 17.1021.3
• Agriculture.
— Annual report of the North Carolina agri-
cultural experiment station, for 1881.
Raleigh, 1882. 8''. 28.1742.4
— Annual reports of the secretary of the Massa-
chusetts board of agriculture, 15th, i6th,
22d, 28th, and 29th, 1868-69, 1874-75,
1880-81. Boston, 1868-82. 5 V. 8''.
28.1741. 6
— Balckb (T.) Bilder aus der geschichte der
deutschen landwirthschaft. Berlin, 1876-
77. 3 V. in 2. p. 8°. 28.1742.14
— CoLMAN (H.) Ag^culture and rural economy
of France, Belgium, Holland, and Switz-
erland. Boston, 1848. 8°. 28.1742.16
— Dandolo (V.) Discorsi sull' agricoltura e
pastorizia. Milano, 1806. 8**. 25. 1532. 11
—Green (D. S.) Report on the agriculture of
Madeira, the Cape of Good Hope, Mauri-
tius, etc., 1852-54. II pp. V. 2 of ZZ.696.1
Report on the agriculture of the island of
Great Lew Chew. pp.2i-37.v. 2ofiz. 696.1
Report upon the agriculture of Japan, pp.
79-88. V. 2 of ZZ.696.1
Report upon the agriculture of China, pp.
99-113. V. 2 of ZZ.696.1
— Johnson (S. W.) How crops feed : the nu-
trition of agricultural plants. New York,
[187Z]. ir. 28.1743.17
— Palladius Rutilius Taurus. On husbondrie,
1420 A.D. Ed. by B. Lodge. With a
ryme index ed. by S. J. H. Herrtage.
London, 1873 and 79. 8^ 18,1070.7
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piscopi," an illuminated manuscript of the
loth century. pp. 1 18-136 of 15. 2956.1
Dissertation on saint Aethelwold's Benedic-
tional. pp. 1-117 of 25.2956. 1
Bennigsen (Rudolph von), b. 1824.
— Tuttle (H.) Herr von Bennigsen.
pp. 91-100 of 9.538tf.ii
Bentham (Jeremy), b. 1748. d. 1832.
— BowRiNG (J.) Memoirs of Jeremy Bentham,
including autobiographical conversations
and correspondence. Edinburgh, 1843.
2 V. 8**. vv. 10, II of 6.2343.6
— Hazlitt (W.) Jeremy Bentham.
pp. 3-16 of 21. 1307. 14
— Mill (J. S.) Bentham. pp. 355-417.
V. I of 2Z. 1314.24
Bentivoglio (Guido). b. 1579. d, 1644.
— Bentivoguo's letters written in France and
Flanders, [1607-21. Eng. and Itol.]. Lon-
don, 1764. 8**. 1 9. 3 183.4
Bentley (Richard), b. 1662. d. 1742.
— Ahn (H.) De Bentleio Miltoni editore disser-
tatio. Bonnae, 1859. 56 pp. 8°.
18.3068. Box 4
— JEBB (R. C.) Bentley. New York, 1882. I2'.
6.34il.li
— Middleton (C.) Proceedings in the univer-
sity of Cambridge against dr. Bentley.
Remarks upon The case of dr. Bentley
further staled and vindicated. True ac-
count of the state of Trinity college, un-
der the oppressive government of dr.
Bentley. pp. 265-378. v. 3 of 6.2353.1
—Wolf (F. A.) Bentley. 96 pp. v. i of 14.2855.8
B^ranger (Pierre Jean de). b. 1780. d. 1857.
— Bagehot (W.) B6ranger. pp. 261-298.
V. 2 of 21. 1301.26
— Reitze (F.) Zur beurtheilung des lieder-
dichters Bdranger. Detmold, 1848. 25
pp. 4**. 8.488. Box 2
— Sainte-Beuve (C. a.) Correspondance de
36ranger. pp. 187-208. v. i of 8.491.4
— ViNET (A. R.) B6ranger. — Oeuvres com-
pletes, pp. 15-48. V. 3 of 17. 1031.24
Berkeley (George), b. 1685. d. 1753.
— Fredericks (F.) Ueber Berkeley's idealis-
mus. Berlin, 1870. 31 pp. 4".
23.1428. Box 6
— McCosH (J.) Notice of Berkeley, pp. 52-77-
23.1428. Box 6
— M ANSEL (H. L.) Idealism of Berkeley.
PP- 379-391 o^ 2X.1314.8
— Morris (G. S.) George Berkeley.
pp. 202-234 of 6.367.16
Berks county (Pennsylvania).
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Mountain belt of Berks county. Harris-
burg. 1883. 3v. 8^ V. i6tf of 29.1851. 1
Berkshire (England).
— JouRNEV-BOOK of Berkshire. [Ancn.] Lon-
don, 1840. i6% 5.26S.20
Berlin.
— -KOpke (R.) Die grtlndung der k. Friedrich
Wilhelms universitat zu Berlin. Berlin,
i860. 4^ 9-538.6
— KuRZE erzehlung, welchergestalt von Fried -
erich dem i. in dero hauptsitz Berlin, die
societaet der wissenschafiften gestiftet
worden. [Anon.] Berlin, 171 1. 26 11.
s. 4*. 9.538. Box I
801
Berlin.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Biddle.
— Ledkbur (L. von). K6nigliches museum vatcr
l&ndischer altcrthiimer im schlosse Mon"
bijou zu Berlin. Berlin, 1838. 8".
30.3882.4
— ViZETELLY (H.) Berlin under the new em-
pire. London, 1879. 2 v. 8". 9.535-5
Bernard, Saint, ofClairvaux. b. 1091. d, 1153.
— Maitland (S. R.) Bernard of Clairvaux.
pp. 365-382 of 2.93.7
Berrien (John Macpherson). b, 1781. d. 1856.
—Miller (S. F.) John Macpherson Berrien,
pp. 44-109. V. I of 4.198^.9
Berry (Mary), b. 1762. d, 1852.
— MiLNES (R. M.) The Berrys.
pp. 147-21^ of 6.357.7
Bertbier (Alexandre). ^. i753- ^.1815.
— Headley G- T.) Marshal Berthier.
pp. 67-85 of 8.478^.1
Bezoar.
— Holmes (F. S.) Description of a bezoar stone,
found in the stomach of a buck. Charles-
ton, 1847. 3 pp. 8*. pt. 7 of 27.1682.3
Bible.
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Bibliography,
L) Handbook of the English
versions of the Bible. New York, [1883].
8* 22.1363.8
General works,
— BocHART (S,) Opera omnia [de historia na-
turali OrientisJ. Ed. tertia [cura] J. Le-
usden et P. de Villemandy. Lugduni Ba-
tavorum, 1692. 2 v. V, 22.1358.21
—Boston lectures, 1871. Christianity and scep-
ticism ; comprising questions in biblical
criticism. Boston, [1871]. ^2^ 22.1385.28
— Crenius (T. T.) Fascis exercitationum philo-
logico-historicarum. Lugduni in Baiavis,
1697-1700. 5V. s. i6'. 22.1360.36
—Cunningham (W.) Lectures on the literary
history, canon, criticism,. apocrypha, etc.,
of the Bible, pp. 216-625. 22.I374.I3
— EwiNG (F. a.) Bible natural history. Phila-
delphia, [1835]. I2^ 27.1670.28
— Hager (A.) MUnzen der Bibel. Stuttgart,
1868. 40 pp. 8". 22.1367. Box 2
— Maitland (S. R.) Bible in the dark ages,
pp. 187-221. a.93.7
—Palm (H.) Eine mittelhochdcutsche histori-
enbibel : beitrag zur geschichte der vor-
lutherischen deutschen bibelUbersetzung.
Breslau, 1867. 45 pp. 4^ 22.1367. Box i
—Pollard (J.) Dor6 gallery of Bible stories.
New York, 1882. 52 pi. 4**-
Art room. A.5.21
—Winchester (S. G.) An examination of the
Romish principle of withholding the Scrip-
tures from the laity. Philadelphia, 1831.
12% 311963.15
[Musgrave].
Old Testament.
—Barrett (R. A. F.) Synopsis of criticisms
upon the Old Testament. London, 1847.
8 . 22.1333.2
[Musgrave].
— RiGGS (E.) Suggested emendations of the
authorized English version of the Old
Testament. Andover,i873. 12\ 22.1363.17 |
(Greek, Septuagint),
— Aristeas. De leg^s divinae ex hebraica lingua
in graecam translatione, per septuaginta
interpretes facta, historia, M. Garbitio
interprete. 34 pp. pt. 2 of 2.98.4
— Grinfield (E. W.) Apology for the Septua-
gint; its claims to canonical authority.
London, 1850. 8*. 22.1366.20
— Preuss (E.) Zeitrechnung der Septuaginta
vor dcm vierten jahr Salomo's. Berlin,
1859. 82 pp. %\ 22.1367. Box I
Pentateuch,
— Deutsch (E. O. M.) On the Samaritan pcn-
tateuch . pp. 404-439 of 22. 1 383. 1 2
— KoHN (S.) De pentateucho samaritano, ejusque
cum versionibus antiquisnexu. Lipsiae,
1865. 68 pp. 8^ 22.1347. Box 2
Single books,
{Genesis).
— Malet (H. F.) Circle of light, or Dhawale-
geri. London, 1869. 12^. 22.1363.7
— MozLEY (J. B.) Book of Job. pp. 164-254.
V. 2 of 21. 1314.44
{Song of Solomm).
— Gilbert, 0/ Hoyland. Sermones super Can-
tica canticorum. [Parisiis, 1517J. ^*.
22.1338.2
New Testament,
{English).
— FuLKE (W.) Confutation of the Rhemish tes-
tament. New York, 1834. 8\ 22.1365.8
{Greek).
— Glasse (S.) Philologia sacra, qua novi testa-
ment! scripturae tum stylus et literatura
expenditur. Ed. nova. Lipsiae, 17 13.
4*. 22. 1365. 1
The same. Philologia sacra his temporibus
accommodataa D. J. A. Dathio. Lipsiae,
1776-1797. 2 V. in 4. 8**. 22.1365.2
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Greek New Testament
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ment, and the English version. New
York, 1883. p. 8°. 22.1364,79
— ScHOTT (A.) Adagialia sacra novi testament!
graeco'latina. pp. 413-767.
v. 3 of 22.1360.36
— Stanhope (P. H.) Chronology of the gos-
pels.— Year of the passion.
pp. 109-157 of 2.61. 14
{John^s gospel),
—Schneider (C. F. T.) Die aechtheit des
johanneischen evangeliums. Berlin, 1854.
8\ 22.1375.20
Bibliography.
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Ed. 2a. Berolini, 1729. 24 pp. s. 4"*.
17.1027.4
— Catalogue of publications in what is now the
United States, prior to 1775. Ed. by a
committee of the American antiquarian
society, pp. 309-666, v. 6 of 4.173* i
802
Biddle.
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Blair.
Biddle (Charles), b, 1745. d. 1821.
— Autobiography of Charles Biddle, 1745-1821.
Philadelphia, 1883. 8**. 4.202.25
Binns (John), b, 1772. d, i860.
— Recollections of the life of John Binns,
written by himself. Philadelphia, 1854.
12*. 4.203.6^
Binomials.
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logarithms. Philadelphia, 1843. 8*".
26.3596.12
— Ehrlenholtz (A.) Ueber die l(>sung der
binomischen gleichung. Celle, 1869. 16
pp. 4°. 26. 1598. Box 2
Bioeraphy.
— Meiners (C.) Lebenebeschreibungen bertlhm-
ter mftnner aus den zeiten der wieder-
herstellung der wissenschaften. Ziirich,
1795-96. 2 V. 8*. 17.1021.3
—Men of the time, nth ed. by T. Cooper.
London,i884. p. 8**. Revolving case. 0.11
—Stevenson (R. L.) Familiar studies of men
and books. London, 1882. 8^ 2x.1316.11
(Great Britain).
— FORSTER (J.) Statesmen of the common-
wealth of England. Ed. by J. O. Choules.
New York, 1846. 8**. 5.294.2
—Irving (D.) Lives of Scotish writers. Edin-
burgh, 1850. 2v.ini. 12°. 6.334.17
— Macaulay (T. B.) Biographical and histori-
cal sketches [mostly from his History of
England]. New York, 1857. 12**. 21.1313.6
— MozLEY (T.) Reminiscences chiefly of Oriel
college and the Oxford movement. Bos-
ton^ 1882. 2 V. 8*. 6.361.23
— Shepard (W.) Pen pictures of modern au-
thors. New York, 1882. I6^ 6.357.14
— SouTHEY (R.) Lives of the British admirals,
with an introductory view of the naval
history of England. London, 1833-40.
5 V. ^6^ 6.347.15
^Taylor (W. C.) Romantic biography of the
ase of Elizabeth. London, 1842. 2 v.
8 . 6.338^1.9
.S//, also^ Actors, Autobiography, Bristol, Free-
Uiinkers, Genealogy, Indians, Jesuits, Knights,
Lawyers.
Biology.
— Bastian (H. C.) Beginnings of life. New
York, [London], 1872. 2 v. p. 8*.
27.1660.17
Evolution and the origin of life. London,
1874. p. 8*. 27.1660.16
—Huxley (T. H.) Evolution in biology.— Bi-
ological sciences and medicine.
pp. 274-309, 325-349 of 2X. 1312. 15
— Philibert (H.) Du principe de la vie, sui-
vant Aristote. Paris, 1865. 8'. 14.878.27
Bion. Lived about ^.c 250.
— Hoogvliet (J. M.) De Bione borysthenita.
Lugduni Batavorum, 182 1. 30 pp. 4**.
X4.887. Box I
Birds.
—Audubon (J. J.) Ornithological biography,
or an account of birds of the United
Sutes. Edinburgh, 1831-49. 5 v. 1.
8'. 37- 1695.4
^Baird (S. F.) Birds of the [Mexican] boun-
dary. [Washington, 1859]. 32 pp. 25
pi. 4'. 27.1696.2
— CouES (E.) Check list of North American
birds. 2d ed. Boston, 1882. 1. 8".
27.1696.5
—Dixon (C.) Rural bird life. Boston, [1880].
8*. 27.1696.14
— Gentry (T. G.) Nests and eggs of the birds
of the United States. Philadelphia, 1882.
col.pl. 4**. Art room. C.I. 12
— Nelson (E. W.) Birds of Bering Sea and. the
Arctic Ocean. pp. 55-120 of 3.106.5^
— Orbigny (A. d*). Ornithologie. Paris, 1839.
8^ 27.1695.6
The same. Atlas. 16 pp. 32 pi. V,
— ScLATER (P. L.) Report on the birds collected
during the voyage of the Challenger,
1873-76. pt. 2, V. 2 of 27.1678.8
— Sharps (R. B.) Catalogue of the passeri-
formes or perching birds, in the collec-
tion of the British museum. London,
1881. 8". 37.1695.5
—Stearns (W. A.) New England bird life; a
manual of New England ornithology, ed.
by E. Coues. Part i. — Oscines. Boston^
1881. 8^ 27.1696.13
— Wheaton (J. M.) Report on the birds of
Ohio. pp. 189-628. pt. 2, V. 4 of 29.1815. 10
Birmingham (England).
— DoRAN (J.) Memories of Birmingham.
pp. 93-113 of 5.263.3
Biraey (James Gillespie), b, 1792. d, 1857.
— BiRNEY (W.) Sketch of the life of James G.
Bimey. Chicago, 1884. i6*. 3.158. Box 3
Bishop (Nathan), b. 1808. d. 1880.
— Layman's ministry, n. p., n. d. sq. 16*.
4.203.24
Bismarck Schonhausen (Otto Eduard Leo-
pold, /iirst von), b. 1815.
— TuTTLE (H.) Prince Bismarck.
pp. 1-2 1 of 9.538^.11
Bjornson (Bjdrnstjeme). b. 1832.
— Anderson (R. B.) Biographical sketch of
Bjornson. pp. 5-23 of 20.1204.4
— Brandes (G.) Bjdrnstjeme Bj6rnson.
pp. 387-436 of 2.91.3
BltLCk Hills (o/DaJkata).
—Dodge (R. L) Black Hills. New York,
1876. i6'. 4. 195. 17
Blackshear (David), b. 1764. d. 1837.
—Miller (S. F.) Memoir of gen. David Black-
shear, pp. 353-483. V. I of 4.198^.9
Blackstone (5»V William), b, 1723. d. 1780.
— Douglas (D.) Biographical history of sir
William Blackstone. [Amm,] London,
1782. 8'. 6.342.14
Catalogue of sir W. Blackstone's writings.
[Anon.] London, 1782. 8°. 6.342.14
— Roscoe (H.) Sir William Blackstone.
pp. 240-257 of 6.347.13
Blackwood (William), b. 1776. d. 1834.
— Curwen (H.) William Blackwood.
pp. 199-233 of 6.367.7
Blair (Hugh), b. 1718. d. 1800.
— Finlayson (J.) Life and character of dr.
Hugh Blair, pp. 455-475-
V. 5 of 22.1342.13
S03
Blair county.
SUBJECT-CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Botany.
Blair county (Pennsylvania),
— Platt (F.) Geology of Blair county. Har-
risburg. 1 88 1. 2 v. 8*.
vv. 71. 73 of 29.1851.1
Blanchard (Samuel Laman). b, 1803. d. 1844.
— BuLWER {Sir E. G. E. L.) Memoir of Laman
Blanchard. pp. v-xxxviii of 2Z. 1301.40
Blanvalet (Henri), b. 181 1.
— Rambert (E.) Henri Blan valet.
pp. 159-176 of 17. 1032. 17
Blind.
— Printing for the blind. Report of a com-
mittee of the American social science as-
sociation, 1875. Boston, 1875. 10 pp.
8^ 24.1518. Box I
Blood.
— ^Andral (G.) Essay on the blood in disease.
From the French by J. F. Meigs and A.
SU116. Philadelphia. 1844. 8'. 29.3817.18
[Masgntve].
— PoiSEUiLLE (J. L. M.) Recherches sur les
causes du mouvement du sang dans les
vaisseaux capillaires. 105-174 pp. 6 pt.
4-. 20.3607.16
Blowpipe.
-— Cornwall (H. B.) Manual of blowpipe an-
alysis. New York, 1882. 8". 30.19346
Boccaccio (Giovanni), b. 1313. d, 1375.
— Salviati (L.) Avvertimenti della lingua
sopra'l Decamerone. Milano, 1809-10.
3 V. 8*". [Classici italiani].
Bohemia.
— Wolf (G.) Vertreibung der Juden aus B6h-
men im jahre 1744, und deren rtickkehr
im jahre 1748- PP- 143-261. 2.92.35
Boileau-Desprianz (Nicolas), b. 1636. d.
1711.
— Hand (E.) Boileau comme critique. Cre-
feld, 1865. 34 pp. 8. 4^ 8.488. Box 2
Boissonade Qean Francois), b. 1774. d. 1857.
— Naudet (J.) Notice historique sur la vie et
les travaux de M. Boissonade. Paris,
1868. 56 pp. 4^ 8.488. Box 2
BoIiYar y Ponte (Simon), b. 1783. </. 1830.
— Du Coudray-Holstein (H. L. V.) Memoirs
of Simon Bolivar, president liberator of
the republic of Colombia. Boston, 1829.
8*. 3- 132- 15
Bonaparte (Charles Lucien Jules Laurent),
prince of Canino, b. 1803. d, 1857.
— Forchhammer (P. W.) Denkrede auf Lucian
Bonaparte, prinzen von Canino. Kiel,
1840. 29 pp. 8*. 8.488. Box I
Bones.
— Holmes (T.) Diseases of the bones, pp.
615-702. v. 3 of 29.3837.8
— -Excision of bones and joints, pp. 796-830.
V. 3 of 29.3837.8
Bonn.
— Dreyfus-Brisac (E.) University of Bonn.
Washington, 1882. 8^ 24.1486. Box 2
Book collecting^.
— Lang (A.) Library, with English illustrated
books by A. Dobson. London, 1881.
8'. 16.995.4
Bootan {Northern India),
— ^Turner (S.) Journey through Bootan, 1783,
pp. 18-196 of zx. 696.7
Bordeaux.
— Roux ( .) Gloires litt^raires de Bordeaux.
Bordeaux, 1861. 39 pp. 8^. 8.488. Box 3
Borneo.
— Bock (C.) Head hunters of Borneo : a nar-
rative of travel up the Mahakkam and
down the Barito ; also joumeyings in
Sumatra. London, 1881. 1. 8\ zx. 673.6
Borrow (George), b, 1803. d, 188 1.
—Smiles (S.) George Borrow.
pp. 157-173 of 6.347.8
Bossuet (Jacques B6nigne). b. 1627. d, 1704.
— Barantb (A. G. P. B. de). Life of Bossuet.
pp. 27-54.. V. I of 7.2431. 1
— NlSARD (D.) Etudes sur la vie de Bossuet.
pp. 166-197 of Z7. 1033. Z9
Boston (Massachusetts),
— BowEN (A.) Picture of Boston. 4th ed.
Boston, 1840. 16''. 4. 172.21
[Musgrave].
— King (M.) Handbook of Boston. 4th ed.
Cambridge, Mass., 1881. p. 8^ 4.173. 15
— SwEETSER (M. F.) King's handbook of Bos-
ton harbor. Cambridge, Mass., [1882].
8^ 4- 173.16
(American academy of arts and sciences),
— Memoirs of the academy. Centennial cele-
bration; address by hon. Robert C. Win-
throp, and others. Cambridge, 1882. ▼.
XI. pt. I. 4^
(Public library),
— Hand-book for readers in the Boston public
library, containing an account of the cata-
logues, etc. New ed. Boston, J883.
18^
Z8.1118. Box z
Botany. Dictionaries,
— Earle (J.) English plant names from the
loth to the 15th century. Oxford, 1880.
24°. iS-923.27
— Friend (H.) Glossary of Devonshire plant
names. London, 1882. 8'.
No. 20 of z5.920.14
—Turner (W.) Names of herbes, a.d. 1548.
Ed. with an introduction, [etc.], by J.
Britten. London, 1881. 8^.
No. 22 of z5.920.z4
General works,
— Edwards (T.)<M»<f Don (G.) Botany. 109 pp.
19 pi. V. 7 of £.1. Revolving case.
—Gray (A.) Bounical text book. 3d ed.
New York, 1850. 12*. 28.1733.17
Manual of the botany of the northern Unl-
ted States. 5th ed. New York, 1876.
8''. 28.1732.2
—Ray (J.) Flora; scu, de florum culturm.
London, 1665. f. 38.1736.1z
Historia planurum : de plantis in genere,
deinde genera omnia, methodo naturae
vestigiis insistente disponuntur. Loo-
dini,i686-88. 2 v. f. w. i, 2of 28.1758.Z
^The same. [Supplement.] Londini, 1704.
f. V. 3 of 28. 1758- 1
— ScHt^BELKR (F. C.) Vaextlivet i Norge, med
saerligt hensyn til plantegeogntphien.
Christiania, 1879. 4*. 28.1748.19
L
8<H
Botany.
OF THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
Brazil
— Torre Y (J.) Botany of the [Mexican] boun-
dary. [Washington, 1859]. 61 pi. 8"
28.1736.2
•— -Compendium of the flora of the northern
and middle states. New York, 1826. I2^
28.1732.5
— Watson (S.), and others. Botany [of Cali-
fornia]. 2d ed. Cambridge, Mass.,
1880. 2 V. 1. 8'. 28.1734.2
Boucicaut (Jean Le Meingre de). b, 1366. d,
1422.
— ToDiiiRE (L. P.) A ventures h6r($iques du
mar^chal de Boucicaut en Orient, en
Prusse, dans Tile de Chypre, en Italie,
etc. Paris, [1855]. I2*. 7.431-9
Boultoii (Matthew), b. 1728. d. 1809.
—Bourne (H. R. F.) Matthew Boulton, of
Birmingham, pp. 80-119. v. 2 of 6.347.3
Bowditch (Nathaniel), b, 1773. d, 1838.
— White (D. A.) Eulogy on the life and char-
acter of Nathaniel Bowditch, May 24,
1838. Salem, 1838. 8^ 4.203.8^
Boyer (Jean Pierre), b, 1776. </. 1850.
— Maccall (W.) President Boyer. pp. 204-
221. V. 2 of 8.478a. I
Boyle (Robert), b, 1626-7. <^- i^i.
— Birch (T.) Life of Robert Boyle. London,
1744. V, 6.2331.30
—Creasy (E. S.) Robert Boyle.
pp. 123-136 of 6.338<i.i
Bozzelli (Francesco), b. , d, 1864.
—Redding (C.) M. Bozzelli. pp. 299-338.
V. I of 6.357.3
Brabant.
— Heylen (A.) Commentarius de origine tertii
status populum repraesentantis in comi-
tiis ordinum ducatus Brabantiae, illus-
travit P. F. X. de Ram. Lovanii. 1841.
60 pp. 4". 9.538.8
Bradford (William), b. 1588. d. 1657.
— Belknap (J.) William Bradford, pp. 217-
251. V. 2 of 4.J98a.8
Bradford county (Pennsylvania),
— Sherwood (A.) and Platt (F.) Report [on
the geology of] Bradford and Tioga coun-
ties. Harrisburg. 1878. 8^
V. 24 of 29.1851. 1
Bradlangh (Charles), b, 1833.
—Davidson (J. M.) Charles Bradlaugh.
pp. 149-164 of 6.367.12
— Hinton (R. J.) Charles Bradlaugh.
pp. 305-325 of 6.347.10
Bradshaw (John), b. 1602. d, 1659.
—Campbell {Lord J.) Life of lord president
Bradshaw. pp. 137-150. v. 2 of 6.338^.1
Bradstreet (Anne Dudley), b. 161 2. d. 1672.
— Anderson (J.) Anne Dudley, wife of Simon
Bradstreet. pp. 156-184. v. I of 6.367.6
Brahmanism.
—Clarke (J. F.) Brahmanism. pp. 77-138.
V. I of 22.1382.17
— Jacolliot (L.) Bible in India : Hindoo ori-
gin of revelation. From [the French].
New York, 1870. I2^ 11.680. 7
— Schmidth (M. N.) De sacrificiis religionis
indo-brahmanicae. Hauniae, 1828. 51
pp. i6'. 22.1367. Box 2
Brahmaputra River.
— Bastian (A.) Veikerstamme am Brahmapu-
tra und verwandtschaftliche nachbarn.
Berlin, 1883. 8'. zz.683.9
Brain.
— Andral (G.) Diseases of the encephalon.
Condensed and tr. by D. Spillan. Phila-
delphia, 1843. 8*. V. 3 of 29.3815.18
— Caldwell (C.) Thoughts on the most effec-
tive condition of the brain, as the organ
of the mind. pp. 393-436.
pt. 4, ▼. I of 2.53.5
— Cleland (J.) Relation of brain to mind.
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Bnrlingtoii county {New Jersey),
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History of Burlington and Mercer coun-
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Philadelphia, 1833. 8°. 6.343.17
Bums (Robert), b. 1759. ^* I796'
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anecdotes of the bard. \Anon. London,
1822I. i6'. 5.272.5
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pp. 192-226 of 18. 1078a. 25
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Bums. pp. 38-90 of 2x.1316.11
Bums and scalds.
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Bumside (Ambrose Everett), b. 1824. d. 1881.
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ter of A. E. Burnside, delivered in the
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phia, 1869. 2 V. in I. 8*. 6.343.30
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menhange entwickelt. Bromberg, 1844.
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itT^vdor veoeXXrprtHnS kBroTjfToi, ISh-
Ueifraii, 1857. 8'. z4.852.31
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— Biddle (R.) Memoir of Sebastian Cabot;
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254. v. 2 of \.4tl^t
808
Caesar.
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Calculus.
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— Harnack (A.) Elemente der differential-und
integral rechnung. Leipzig, 1881. 8**.
26.3595.20
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802. V. I of £.1. Revolving case.
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802-843. vv. I, 2 of E.I. Revolving case.
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Berlin, 1849. 4**. 26.1604.29
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6d. Paris, 1880. 8". v. 2 of 26.3595.19
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Calendar.
— Faselius (A.) Der attische kalender, in der
zeit von Solon (584 v. Chr.), bis (312 nach
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Charities.
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